Here Comes The Sun: Why Weather Influenced The Music Of The '60s

AccuWeather, Free Republic
Thu, 07/30/2015 - 5:43am

Over 900 songwriters or singers have written or sung about weather, the most common being Bob Dylan, followed by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, according to British researchers, writing in the journal Weather. Sixteen percent, or 48, of The Beatles' 308 songs are weather-related. Weather plays a powerful role in our lives so it should be no surprise that the theme is played out in the music songwriters and singers produce, researchers said.

Topics: bob dylan john lennon paul mccartney british weather the beatles sun music researchers singers songwriters

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