4 he bought a guitar but thought there was something wrong with it until he figured out he was left handed. Early in his career Paul went to watch The Quarrymen. He not only watched the band, but was able to audition as well. It was at this audition that Paul noticed how little John Lennon knew about playing the guitar. Paul remembers that John was holding the guitar wrong and was faking the words. John always thought that the group's lack of formal training was what made their sound so unique. The truth is that in the beginning, the group was copying everyone from Little Richard to Roy Orbison. John learned how to play the guitar through Paul and Bert Wheedon's guitar book. Wheedon was Britain's original guitarman. Paul later introduced John to George Harrison.
             George Harrison brought ideas and perseverance to the band. At age fourteen, he was first introduced to The Quarrymen in Garston. Paul had been playing with the Quarrymen and asked George to come watch them perform. Paul convinced John to listen to George. Paul wanted Joh
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