The Quarrymen

Musical style: Skiffle, rock and roll and some country and blues.
Clothing: They wore simple, youthful clothing from the 1950s, such as shirts, long pants, and jackets.
Hairstyles: They wore their hair in the style of the 1950s, generally short and combed back.
Stage presence: They were energetic, rebellious and spontaneous, with an influence from American rock and roll.
Instruments: Acoustic and electric guitars, drums and washboard, a typical skiffle instrument.

Pete Shotton: A close friend of John's, funny and loyal. He played the washboard in the band.
Eric Griffiths: Rather reserved and dedicated to playing the guitar.
Colin Hanton: Responsible and committed to the band; he was the drummer.

John Lennon: Rebellious, sarcastic, a joker, and strong-willed. He liked to lead the group and was very self-confident.
Paul McCartney: Sociable, friendly, talented, and hardworking. He was very dedicated to music and had a knack for learning songs.
George Harrison: Calm, reserved, observant, and persevering. Although younger, he took music very seriously.

The Quarrymen were a British skiffle and rock and roll band formed in Liverpool in 1956 by John Lennon. 🎸
John Lennon: He sang and played guitar.
Paul McCartney: He joined in 1957 and played guitar.
George Harrison: He joined in 1958 and played guitar.
Other members: Pete Shotton, Eric Griffiths and Colin Hanton, among others.

1958