Two pertinent quotes spring to mind when defining the whirlwind era of the 1960s. The first comes from Hunter S Thompson.“[It was] the kind of peak that never comes again,”
The “genius“ 1960s record that peaked at 10 in the US. But John Lennon and Paul McCartney both agreed was the “greatest album ever made”
The folk landscape was a pretty straightforward arena prior to the arrival of the brooding troubadour, Bob Dylan. Like many legends who all but shake up the entire course of
Molly Hatchet records at the Beatles’ legendary Studio Two Southern-rock band Molly Hatchet recorded material for its forthcoming Lost Horizon album at Abbey Road, with guitarist Bobby Ingram describing the
Standing on the cold rooftop of London’s Apple Corps headquarters, a select group of lucky punters and policemen gathered round to watch The Beatles play their last-ever gig in 1969.
Everything Fab Four Fest Everything Fab Four Fest, running November 5–8 at Monmouth University and the Bruce Springsteen Center for
John Lennon always had somewhat of a love/hate relationship with Paul McCartney’s music.As much as they may have been a
Mal Evans’ Lost Beatles Memoir Finally Emerges After 50 Years The long-unpublished memoir of Beatles road manager and confidant Mal
Any hope for a Beatles reunion was snuffed out when John Lennon was murdered. Although each member had gone their
No one could really blame John Lennon if he had wanted to permanently retire from music by the late 1970s.
Horst Fascher, Beatles’ Hamburg Ally and Star-Club Pioneer, Dies at 90 Horst Fascher, the legendary Hamburg music figure closely associated with the Beatles’ formative German years and the co-founder of
