The Beatles are unquestionably the best rock band in the history. Almost miraculously they personified the peak of music in that era of 60’s when music had the power to really change the world (Roberts, 2001). They defined the music we call rock and roll. If we analyze the time when the Beatles performed it was a time of revolution, a time of youthful change and creativity and the Beatles were a major part of that revolution. The Beatles performed in an era of rapid technological changes, their fame grew day by day so an extent that nothing could contain them eventually the hysteria was given the name of Beatlemania. According to Edward J. Rielly who is a Professor of English at St. Joseph’s College in Maine and author of works such as F. Scott Fitzgerald: A Biography, and The 1960s amongst other non-fiction books, in 2003, “The year 1964 was the year of the American counter revolution, and music and American culture would never be the same again. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, better known as the Beatles, arrived in the United States in February. Their appearance on The Ed Sullivan Show let loose the phenomenon known as Beatlemania” (Rielly, 2003). Contemporary musician don’t rank Beatles so high, according to them the Beatles were simply lucky to become a phenomenon. Another argument that is being given is that they sold a lot of records not because they developed good music but because their music was easy to sell to the masses they didn’t had any technical innovation besides that they were photogenic. Beatles were actively participating in both the social and political revolution. Their fame was touching different horizons and eventually in 1963 ascent was branded as Beatlemania and after that there was no looking back for the Beatles, whatever they put together they became the centre of media attention and were always in the lime light. Formed in Liverpool England in 1960 the Beatles is one of the most commercially successful and significantly highly praised bands in the history of rock music. During their stardom the band consisted of John Lennon (rhythm guitar, vocals), Paul McCartney (bass guitar, vocals), George Harrison (lead guitar, vocals) and Ringo Starr (drums, vocals). Their initial musical style consisted of skiffle but after that they developed different genres. Their clothes, hair style, made them a trend setter while their fame extended and they became a major part of the cultural revolution of the 1960’s. the Beatles sold over one billion records internationally, their innovative music and cultural influence has made them a true legend evident of this fact is that in 2008 billboard magazine released a list of top selling hot 100 artists and Beatles were number 1 in the list. According to famous media personality and television show host Tim Riley, “The Beatles treated the album as a journey from one place to another. They built cornerstones into their records by positioning their songs in relation to one another: beginnings and endings of sides can sum up, contradict, qualify, or cast a shadow over the songs they introduce or follow” (Womack & Davis, 2006). Beatles contribution to rock music