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pnxo
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so, exist,
- "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band", by Bee Gees
- "I am Sam"

who more??
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The Rutles' mockumentary film for TV "All You Need Is Cash"
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A Hard Day's Night.  
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A Hard Day's Night.  

And not only based on their songs!  
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaA0T5hv9Fo&mode=related&search=

That John Lennon Musical that was a failure? Tho I've read that the only songs from the group period were two covers: Twist And Shout and Money  
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Cirque Du Soleil's LOVE.
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"Beatlemania" on Broadway in the late 70's


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thanks!hg!
i see that beatlemania musical is excellent...but it ran like beatleshistory, not an fiction history
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Now I see what you're looking for, pnxo.  How about "Backbeat" and "Yellow Submarine?"


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Now I see what you're looking for, pnxo.  How about "Backbeat" and "Yellow Submarine?"

fictional histories..with no dialogues....only songs
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so, exist,
- "I am Sam"



Er...this was not about, or based on Beatles songs. It just had Beatles songs in the soundtrack.



I just want you to reassure him - talk to him, make him see the error of his ways. Then I'll hit him.
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John, Paul, George, Ringo and Bert - Stage musical by Willy Russell

Here's a bit about it:

His (Willy Russell) 'major break' came with his next play, JOHN, PAUL, GEORGE, RINGO AND BERT. It was an accurate and honest account of the group's rise and fall, culminating in an abortive attempt to stage a reunion concert and its success enabled him to give up teaching and concentrate on writing full-time. The show was notable for the ironic juxtaposition of songs against dialogue, and the sparkling Liverpool humour that has since become his trademark. The use of a narrator was a technique that was to reappear in his next stage play, DEATH OF A YOUNG, YOUNG MAN (1975), and again in BLOOD BROTHERS.


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