Titlebook: New Critical Perspectives on the Beatles; Things We Said Today Kenneth Womack,Katie Kapurch Book 2016 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Introduction: Making It New with the Beatles,sh audiences, a mesmerizing effect that the rest of the world would soon experience. And after 50 years, this enchantment has hardly begun to wane. Television specials commemorating the anniversary of the Fab Four’s invasion of the USA are only one recent sign of their unrelenting popularity. Since

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Getting Better: The Beatles and the Angry Young Menpt across Great Britain in 1956. Though largely supplanted by the British satire boom of the 1960s, the Angry Young Men’s (AYM) Anglophone existentialism resonated through the Beatles’ golden decade, patterning their evolution from cheery pop stars to socially conscious rock poets. While the Beatles