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John Lennon

Carrying a tortured psyche made John the most enigmatic band leader ever known. Thanks to him, the band expanded their horizons - until they snapped.

Paul McCartney

"Babies and ballads" turned him into a softie later in life, but Paul proved early on that he was undeniably the most musically balanced of the four.

George Harrison

The quiet Beatle, George grew from a starstruck kid into an expressive songwriter facinated with life and the pursuit of cosmic balance.

Ringo Starr

His monotone vocals made "Yellow Submarine" and "Octopus's Garden" classics, but the world's most famous drummer had more up his sleeve - acting and touring with his own band.

George Martin

With an ear for the unique and the abilty to produce swaying complementary scores to the Beatles tunes, producer George Martin fit in the mix just perfectly.

Brian Epstein

From the moment he heard The Beatles with Tony Sheridan, record store manager Brian Epstein knew they had what it took to reach the top and beyond - and he had what it would take to manage them.

Yoko Ono

Strange and mythical, the Beatles story would not be complete with John's 'better half' - who is often blamed for breaking up the band.