The Beatles made their only appearance in San Diego, California, as a last-minute addition to their 1965 U.S. tour, and by all first-hand accounts, they certainly made their time count
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A new John Lennon box set focusing on his most political era will be released on Oct. 10, one day after what would have been his 85th birthday.The 12-disc Power
The Beatles’ breakup in the tail-end of the 1960s and the earliest part of the 1970s was a shocking blow to the musical community at large, but it was an
Despite being the biggest band in music history with a huge legacy and spanning discography, there’s also something about The Beatles that feels oddly personal. Each person has their own
When it comes to all of the projects that arose after The Beatles broke up, one might want to argue
The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER A Washington Post Notable Book Excerpted in The New
By the end of The Beatles, none of the Fab Four were happy sharing their tunes. They had reached an
Tuesday’s guest is pop-culture and #Beatles author Jon Kremer – Born in London, Jon Kremer has lived in the Bournemouth
The greatest challenge that any biographical film about the Beatles has faced is that the “Fab Four” rose to prominence
John Lennon wasn’t the most complimentary of Paul McCartney‘s music. He often thought his songwriting leaned on the silly side, calling his unique voice “granny sh**.” That fact might come
