George Harrison never had that many aspirations as a solo artist. Despite needing to get as far away from The Beatles as possible during their breakup, ‘The Quiet One’ loved
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Listening to documentarian Morgan Neville and actor Paul Mescal dive down the Paul McCartney rabbit hole at the Telluride brunch was one of my festival highlights. Both are McCartney experts
Without wanting to be too crass about it, one would imagine there were few more effective ways of selling an album in 1968 than sticking a starkers John Lennon on
Everyone has had the dream. You imagine a moment where you’re clearing out your attic, or helping your nan clear out hers, and then, in a dusty old box, you
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones shared quite a bit throughout the 1960s: the public’s attention, chart space, tour rosters,
The legendary Beatle and solo artist Paul McCartney will kick off his new tour Monday, Sept. 29, at Acrisure Arena
It’s impossible to pit any Beatles song against another. The Fab Four created their own sonic identity on every single
Anthony DiMaria is an American actor, producer, author, and director. He is also known for preserving the legacy of his
John Lennon, of course, once said that The Beatles were “bigger than Jesus”, but is it even possible for them
Just as Dr Frankenstein hated his monster, and Robert Oppenheimer wasn’t thrilled about having created the atomic bomb, John Lennon wasn’t too keen on the musical landscape which had established
