The iconic three days of peace and music that the Woodstock Festival procured in 1969 are returning for their 50th year anniversary, and festival organizers are attempting to live up
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Geoff Emerick, the Grammy Award-winning engineer and producer who was the Beatles’ chief recording engineer during their career, died Tuesday of heart failure, according to his manager William Zabaleta. He was 72. While
TEAFLIX Tuesdays with Lawrence Gowan (Styx) Lawrence Henry Gowan (born 22 November 1956) is a Scottish-born Canadian musician. Gowan has been both a solo artist and the current lead vocalist
An interview with Bill Harry by Tsuf Plotkin. Brian claimed in his biography that he first heard about the Beatles when a young man came into the shop and asked
On August 29, 1966, The Beatles ended a US tour at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, California, and then declared
The Rockestra (Article by Bill Harry) A rock orchestra created by Paul. Originally used for two numbers on the
Paul McCartney Paintings Article by Bill Harry Title of the exhibition of Paul’s paintings which opened at the Kuntforum
Hey Jude (by Bill Harry) John Lennon was to say, “’Hey Jude’ is Paul’s. It’s one of his masterpieces”. The
HELP! by Bill Harry Work on the second Beatles movie ‘Help!’ began on 24 February 1965, with an eleven-week shooting
The only known rock ‘n’ roll photographer to have shot album covers for legendary bands The Beatles, The Rolling Stones and The Who will relive his rock history experience in
