When George Martin was first told about The Beatles, he was hesitant to work with them. He wasn’t sure exactly what it was, but he hesitated to sign with the
Beatles Locations
The year is 1964. The Beatles have landed in America, they’re busy showing their comedic chops to snap-happy reporters and have a fun gig coming up on The Ed Sullivan
“So, they sent them down from Liverpool,” George Martin recalled of his first meeting with The Beatles. “And when I listened to what they were doing, it was okay, but
No one from The Beatles was exactly itching to get back on the road once they fell apart. They had become far too big than any rock band was ready
The Beatles can almost always be found on the Billboard charts in one fashion or another. Usually, one of the
John Lennon beautifully mixed rock ‘n’ roll with poetry, putting him on the map as a poster boy for an
The Beatles’ sound changed quite dramatically in the second half of the 1960s as they experimented with new studio techniques.
One of the most ambiguous and cryptically weird songs of The Beatles is Paul McCartney’s “Why Don’t We Do It
The Beatles by Terry O’Neill: The Definitive Collection See the Beatles like never before in hundreds of previously unpublished
TeaFlix Tuesday with Al Sussman A member of the generation transformed by the ‘60s Big Bang of The Beatles’ appearances on The Ed Sullivan Show, Al Sussman has been writing
