The Beatles at the Top Of The Pops studio in 1966 (Image: © Getty) A long-lost clip of the Beatles performing Paperback Writer on Top Of The Pops in 1966
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- Paul McCartney on the mythical ‘Grey Album’ In 2004, a little-known producer named Brian Burton, who would later take on the alter ego ‘Danger Mouse’, unleashed an album into the ether that was not only daring but...
- John Lennon’s letter to Eric Clapton, asking him to form new supergroup, goes up for sale | CNN A handwritten letter that John Lennon wrote to Eric Clapton inviting him to be part of a new supergroup is to be offered at auction next month.The eight-page letter sees...
- George Harrison Charts Multiple New Top 10s, Decades After His Death George Harrison’s Living in the Material World was a major success when it was released in the mid-’70s. It was heralded at the time as one of the former Beatles’...
- The only Paul McCartney song John Lennon ever complimented There was a gang-like nature to the earliest moments of The Beatles. The band...
- The love song The Beach Boys wrote about George Harrison It’s not uncommon to see mutual inspiration and admiration between musicians in the industry. During the 1960s, both The Beach Boys and The Beatles skyrocketed to fame, with the Californian...
- ‘Beatles ’64’ filmmakers attempt to explain band’s impact – UPI.com LOS ANGELES, Nov. 25 (UPI) — Director David Tedeschi and producer Margaret Bodde said their documentary, Beatles ’64, on Disney+ Friday, attempts to explain the impact the band had on...
- John Lennon’s regret about George Harrison and Ringo Starr The Beatles spent the 1960s carving out their place as the biggest band of all time, and it’s a title they’ve retained ever since. Between them, they penned some of...
- The first sign George Harrison wanted to leave The Beatles The release of Peter Jackson’s Get Back documentary in 2022 further cemented the image of George Harrison not just as the “quiet Beatle” but as the “embittered Beatle”—overlooked, condescended to,...
- The Beatles song John Lennon dismissed as “lousy” The Beatles‘ career is as close to perfection as any band could possibly achieve. Significantly, they were pioneers and refused to rest on their laurels, constantly seeking new musical challenges....
- How many George Harrison masterpieces did The Beatles ignore? The Beatles were a finely oiled machine. When they started their careers and were initially signed to a record label, they were responsible for writing a large number of songs,...
- Signed Beatles photo sells for staggering price at auction – Liverpool Echo A signed Beatles photograph has sold at auction for more than £65,000. The signed picture of the Liverpool band exceeded its expectations when it went under the hammer. The snap...
- George Harrison guitar sold for $1.27 million at Julien’s Auctions – Goldmine Magazine: Record Collector & Music Memorabilia Julien’s Auctions kicked off its blockbuster two-day music auction event, “Played, Worn & Torn II,” on Wednesday, November 20 at Nashville’s Musicians Hall of Fame and Museum, setting a world...
- Paul Is Dead: The Most Notorious Beatles Conspiracy Theory Explained As perhaps the most famous band of all time, the Beatles have been the subject of their fair share of conspiracy theories. However, among speculation about coded messages in “Helter...
- The most honest song John Lennon ever wrote For someone who was so omnipresent in pop music throughout his career, it feels like we still haven’t figured out what made John Lennon tick. Whether he was in The...
- Fretless guitar owned by George Harrison may have been used on the White Album | GuitarPlayer More than 50 years since their breakup, the guitars used by the Beatles on their recordings have been thoroughly cataloged.Except for one.Five years ago, an amateur sleuth named Paul Brett...
- Fab Four Master Class Trip 2025 – ON SALE NOW! Get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! Join Fab Four Master Class hosts, Ken and Scott, as we visit historic Beatles sites in Liverpool, Hamburg, and London! Amazing tours....
- The Beatles hit song Paul McCartney never really liked The Beatles have countless songs that can be described as “classics”. From ‘Let It Be’ to ‘Here Comes The Sun’ to ‘A Day in the Life’, there are more examples...
- The album John Lennon called The Beatles’ highest moment For a band like The Beatles, it’s hard to nail down a specific point where everything came together. Even though Ringo Starr joining the band or the group learning to...
- How marijuana changed The Beatles forever “I remember it pretty well y’know,” Paul McCartney explains. “We were staying in that hotel [the Delmonico in New York City], and we were on tour, so we were all...
- The Beatles album John Lennon wanted to delete from history By a significant distance, John Lennon was the harshest critic of The Beatles. His songwriting partnership with Paul McCartney as part of the Fab Four struck perfection countless times, and...
September 2019 marks the golden anniversary of the Beatles’ multi-platinum album Abbey Road – the last work they recorded before their seismic breakup. Released in September 1969, it was the
‘And in The End: The Last Days of The Beatles.’ Bill Harry interviews Ken McNab, author of the book. Bill: The quote from the Beatles song ‘The End’ is
When the burnt-out Black Keys played the last show of their 2015 tour in San Francisco, frontman Dan Auerbach had
The Beatles’ official Instagram page shared a rare photo from the 1960s and added the statement of George Harrison from
If you wanted to define “on top of the world,” you could just point to The Beatles in 1967. In
Paul McCartney discussed his late The Beatles bandmate John Lennon threatening to jump off a cliff in a GQ interview.
There are more great Beatles songs than most people can count. If you look strictly at the band’s list of
The Beatles icon John Lennon’s official Instagram page shares rare-little-known photos of John Lennon from 1977, wearing a bizarre woman
Mersey Beat Makes Its Debut by Bill Harry – (McCartney Times Exclusive)
Mersey Beat Makes Its Debut (by Bill Harry, billharry@aol.com) The first issue of Mersey Beat made its debut on 6 July 1963, produced from a tiny little office in the