George Harrison’s emergence as a songwriting equal in The Beatles largely came at the end of the 1960s. After playing a supporting role throughout most of the band’s history, Harrison
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It might seem a bit far-fetched, but Alice Cooper took most of his musical knowledge from The Beatles. While the legendary shock rocker certainly had his fair share of visual
As one-fourth of the Beatles, John Lennon became a household name during the early 1960s. As their style and sound as a band changed through the years, the innovative singer/songwriter
As they were the biggest band on the planet, it was only natural that The Beatles should have an array of hangers-on. Whilst there are several notable mentions, none are
The creation of Magical Mystery Tour found The Beatles in a place of chaos. Just four days after the final
January 27th, 1970 was a big day for John Lennon. Earlier in the month, Lennon and Yoko Ono visited Ono’s
1973 was one of the best times to be The Beatles. Even though the group had disbanded three years earlier,
Sir Paul McCartney has admitted the rest of The Beatles didn’t “particularly like” John Lennon bringing Yoko Ono to the
Ringo Starr had a fair amount of faith that when he asked his former bandmate Paul McCartney to write him
The Macallan, a single malt whiskey distillery in Scotland, has collaborated with photographer and media personality Mary McCartney and her sister, fashion designer Stella McCartney, for a lifestyle and whiskey
