O’Neill was best known as a chronicler of 1960s’ music and events, but worked with a variety of cultural figures over the years from Audrey Hepburn to Amy Winehouse Terry
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What could Paul McCartney, after five decades in music and an astonishing seven previous concert recordings, still have to tell us in yet another multi-disc live offering? Turns out, more
In early June 1966, The Rolling Stones ruled the airwaves on both sides of the Atlantic with “Paint It Black.” That track, which hit No. 1 on the Billboard and
Paul McCartney remembered Robert Freeman as “imaginative and a true original thinker” in a tribute to the late photographer who shot some of the Beatles’ most memorable album covers. Freeman’s
The Beatles produced an iconic mix of cheery pop songs and psychedelic experiments. Although they never wrote as many macabre
After the Beatles tragically broke up in the early 1970s, each member of the band went on to have a
The J.J. Hapgood General Store & Eatery in Peru had royalty from the music world drop by for dinner Sunday
“Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” is not the perfect Beatles song. Half the band—John and George, specifically—hated the White Album track, and its
Joe Walsh lent his talents to his brother-in-law Ringo Starr‘s new solo album, What’s My Name, including playing guitar on
Paul McCartney has paid tribute to photographer Robert Freeman, who has died aged 82. Freeman was responsible for the iconic shots that made up the Help! and Rubber Soul album
