:::I suppose this is a quibble, and if no-one wants to take it on board that's fine, but in the UK the boom in their popularity happened during 1963, not late 1962. "Love Me Do" was, in itself, a minor hit that would have been quickly forgotten were it not for their increasingly successful follow-ups through 1963.  The text that says that they "gained popularity... in late 1962" doesn't seem to reflect the growing Beatlemania of 1963 in the most accurate way possible.  What do people feel about something like:  "They gained popularity in the United Kingdom after their first single, "Love Me Do" was a hit in late 1962, and acquired the nickname "the Fab Four" as Beatlemania grew in Britain during the following year."