While Paul McCartney has demonstrated over the years that he is a master songwriter and musician in his own right, his story is often intertwined with that of his late
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After the hectic tour of 1966, could you blame any of The Beatles if they never wanted to go on tour again? They had already cut their teeth playing some
For many, George Harrison’s song ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ was his greatest achievement as a songwriter during his career with The Beatles. This paean to guitar-playing as an antidote
You couldn’t turn on a radio without hearing The Beatles during the 1960s. It felt like they’d dominated the world, causing insane levels of fan mania with their songs. The
It was in the year 1960, on a foggy island found Nor-Norwest of Spain that music history changed forever. Four
The Beatles are often, rightfully, credited as being the first rock n’ roll band to fully explore and embrace all
On December 9th, 1980, an uneasy David Bowie stepped out onto the stage at New York’s Booth Theatre. He was
Pairing the biggest players in the 1960s is no small feat. A member of The Beatles and the man who
Happy 80th birthday, Peter Asher! Peter Asher, after over 60 years in the entertainment business, is long overdue for an
Songwriting isn’t always an exercise one can configure up out of nowhere. Even the most acclaimed artists suffer from writer’s block, which often involves giving themselves some space before they
