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In early 1958, McCartney introduced his friend George Harrison to the band. Overjoyed by what he witnessed during their performances, Harrison was invited to join as the lead guitarist. Fast forward to January 1959, and Lennon, McCartney, and Harrison found themselves as the core members of the band, sometimes performing under names like Johnny and the Moondogs. As they struggled to find a steady drummer, they welcomed Stuart Sutcliffe, an art student who lent his creative flair to the band and helped change their name from The Quarrymen to The Beatals—later evolving into The Beatles.