Towards the end of the Beatles’ career, it would’ve been hard to imagine George Harrison had much good to say about his time with the band. He, like his other
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It can be strange to make the transition to solo songwriting after spending so long working within a band, particularly if that band was the biggest in the world. After
May Pang, one of rock ‘n roll’s overlooked muses, is coming to Higgins & Myers Custom Framing and Fine Art Gallery Friday through Sunday from 4-8 p.m. to showcase some
On the October 17th, 1988, the ultimate supergroup emerged. What do you get when you combine the musical power of George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Jeff Lynne and Roy
Finish up that espresso, grab your pink cowboy hat and buckle up for what’s shaping up to be ladies night
The Beatles have a new entry in the British charts. Though the band split up in 1970, their enduring popularity
Part of the beauty of songwriting is its subjectivity. Although a musician may pen a composition with a specific muse
It’s 1965, and John Lennon is perusing the entrance hall of Graceland, traipsing his finger through a film of dust
Benna McCartney I live near Brighton, UK and am a singer-songwriter, life and business coach. Whilst I don’t see myself
No artist is looking to break the framework of music theory whenever they perform. The biggest names in rock and roll usually get there by listening to a lot of
