The group sang many genres of music and brought a huge interest to British music. Eventually this brought about American debuts, later referred to as "The British Invasion". Their influence became well known for progressive ideas of social and culture. John Lennon took classes at the School of Arts and met a fellow classmate Brian Epston. He owned a music store and offered to manage the group. George Martin came aboard as their producer. Under the direction of George Martin they produced their first recording at Abbey Road Studios in London. In 1962 they became a well known name in the UK with the big hit single "Love Me Do". They followed with popular songs "Please Please Me"release date 1963, "From Me to You", "She Loves You" and the single sensation "I Wanna Hold Your Hand".

On February 7, 1964 The Beatles arrived at John F. Kennedy Airport to an awaiting crowd of about 3000 people. On February 9, The Beatles made their first US live television performance on the Ed Sullivan Show which was viewed by over 74 million people. A few days later was their first live US concert at Washington Colesium followed by a second concert at Carnegie Hall. In later years this adoration for the group The Beatles became referred to as "Beatlemania".

The group toured together until 1966, from 1966 until 1970 they spent most of their time in the studio recording. The group split in 1970 as each of the members found individual success. George Harrison died in 2001 from cancer. John Lennon was shot and killed in 1980 and McCartney and Starr remain active still today in the music industry.

Their albums were released in this order; Please Please Me 1963, With The Beatles 1963, A hard Days Night 1964, Beatles for Sale 1964, Help 1965, Rubber Soul 1965, Revolver 1966, Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band 1967, The White Album formally The Beatles 1968, Yellow Submarine 1969, AbbyRoad 1969 and the last album Let It Be 1970. During 1995 and 1996 a project consisting of a video and cd box sets yielded over 400 million viewers.

On the Beatles MFSL platform the 13 releases include:

In 2000 every number one hit in both British and American was compiled and released in one album on November 13th. It quickly topped record sales of 3.6 million in the first week making it the number one selling album of all time. Over 12 million albums sold world wide while it became a number one chart hit in 28 countries including the UK and US. By April 2009, 31 million albums had sold ranking it the largest selling album of the decade. In 2008 Billboard listed the top 100 selling artist of all time and The Beatles held the number 1 slot.

In 2009 The Beatles Music was reintroduced to teens, with release of the video game "Beatles Rock Band" in style with rock band series.