The B of the Bang

The B of the Bang is a group from Liverpool, United Kingdom, active from 1960 to 1970. It is known as a UK rock band and is also referred to as “The Fab Four”. The group’s members are Stuart Sutcliffe, Tommy Moore, Norman Chapman, Pete Best, Chas Newby, John Lennon, George Harrison, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.

Style and sound

The group’s music is associated with britpop, classic rock, mainstream rock, merseybeat, pop and pop rock. It uses guitars, loops, chanting, xylophones, accordions, banjos, mandolins, white noise, feedback, shouting and percussion, and it also incorporates elements linked with folk, grunge, indie, acoustic and pop.

Record labels

The B of the Bang is connected with Apple Corps Ltd. and Apple Records.