Eric Idle is just like the rest of us. He naturally believed that his esoteric Piscean friend with a sense of humor, George Harrison, would get along great with the
Beatles Fans
By August 29th, 1966, The Beatles were done with America. Although it had been just over two years since the band broke big in the U.S.A., things were noticeably different
Because of his growing spirituality, John Lennon predicted that his fellow Beatle, George Harrison, would be riding a magic carpet by the age of 40. George soon turned his bandmate
A statue of Brian Epstein, the manager of The Beatles, has been unveiled in front of a large crowd in Liverpool. The sculpture is located near the former site of
Paul McCartney wrote a song that sounded like something George Harrison, his former bandmate, would have written. It’s surprising given
Bill Ward is the man who drummed up a new music revolution by simply restyling the timeless—and he did it
After their divorce, George Harrison and his ex-wife Pattie Boyd maintained a friendly relationship. Their marriage ended in divorce, but
For John Lennon, peace was the thing. Towards the end of his time with The Beatles, he became infatuated with
Paul McCartney attempted to imitate boogie-woogie music with The Beatles’ “Lady Madonna.” When Paul sang “Lady Madonna,” he claimed he
Epstein, who would have been 88, became The Beatles manager in 1961, after seeing them play in the Cavern Club. The venue was just a short walk from the NEMS
