Question

According to John Lennon, "Liverpool was a Northern port. That means it was less hick than somewhere like the American Midwest or wherever you call it. We were the second largest port in England, between Manchester and London. We were the ones looked down upon as animals by the Southerners, the Londoners, because we were poor. There was nothing big in Liverpool; it wasn’t American. It is cosmopolitan, and it’s where the sailors would come home with blues records from America on the ships. There is the biggest Country and Western following in England in Liverpool. I heard Country and Western music in Liverpool before I heard Rock and Roll". Please speculate as to how the music of the Beatles might have been different had they been brought up in a cosmopolitan city other than Liverpool (i.e. London? Dublin? New York City? San Francisco?) You must write at least 150-200 words to cover the topic briefly but thoroughly

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Explanation:

Here in the above article it has been shown that-

I heard Country and Western music in Liverpool before I heard Rock and Roll".

There is the greatest Country and Western following in England in Liverpool.

As per John Lennon, "Liverpool was a Northern port.

We were the second biggest port in England, among Manchester and London.

It is cosmopolitan, and it's the place the mariners would return home with blues records from America on the boats.

There was nothing huge in Liverpool; it wasn't American where people went for doing party and chilling with an environment and feel free and happy with their loved ones.

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