Walking its barely one hundred yards length today, it is hard to hear the echoes of Denmark Street as the birthplace of the British music business. The guitar shops that
Unlike his standards-focused solo debut, Ringo Starr‘s sophomore genre record didn’t come as such a surprise. After all, 1970′s countrified Beaucoup of Blues harkened back to Beatles-era covers like Buck
John Lennon would’ve turned 75 on October 9 of this year. Four bullets fired on a New York sidewalk by a crazed fan in 1980 ended the life of the
Like most of John Lennon‘s solo albums, Walls and Bridges came with its fair share of bumps along the way. And like much of Lennon’s work starting around the time the
During the late stages of the Beatles’ ‘White Album’ sessions, Paul McCartney made a controversial decision to enter the studio
John Lennon’s mischievous schooldays have been revealed in a page torn from his high school detention book. The single page
What makes a great song? The beat? The lyrics? Its ‘catchability’? Scientists at the University of London came up with
In this mini-documentary, the former Beatle talks about the collaborations that featured on his Tug of War and Pipes of
On 8th December 1980, one of the greatest songwriters of the 20th century was shot dead in New York City.
Pictures of John Lennon taken two days before he was murdered by Mark Chapman are up for auction. The photographs show Lennon at the Hit Factory in New York being
