Dreaming the Beatles: The Love Story of One Band and the Whole World By Rob Sheffield Dey St. Books, 365 pp., $24.99Taking a gander at my all-Beatles bookcase (125-plus titles
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- The singer that both John Lennon and Paul McCartney called their hero Any pop singer of the past 50 years who says that they haven’t taken at least a few cues from John Lennon and Paul McCartney is either lying or working...
- Paul McCartney-signed item with nod to ‘birthplace of The Beatles’ going to auction – Liverpool Echo The McCartney family home is widely regarded as “the birthplace of The Beatles” as it served as the creative hub where the group crafted their earliest songs. When Paul left...
- The heartwarming “best day” Paul McCartney had with George Harrison Before The Beatles became the Fab Four, revolutionising popular music forever, they were just school kids in Liverpool, absorbing all the rock music they could find and picking up their...
- UK film director Simon Weitzman on TeaFlix Tuesday UK film director Simon Weitzman, who has recently joined the roster of talented film and culinary professionals represented by McCartneyStudios.com Simon Weitzman is a highly experienced and versatile network television...
- The “genius” guitarist Paul McCartney was desperate to work with During his days with The Beatles, Paul McCartney had one of the most reliable guitarists in the game to serve his songwriting with a perfect foil.“George was the best guitarist...
- Liverpool West Productions Announces U.S. Premiere and Release of Borrowed Time: Lennon’s Last Decade Premiering December 8 – Available on DVD, Blu-ray, and Digital via Fandango, Prime Video, and MoreWatch the Official Trailer: https://youtu.be/YxHcpxbYrfE NEW YORK, Nov. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Liverpool West Productions...
- Ringo Starr’s heartbreaking words when he learned about John Lennon’s death – Liverpool Echo Ringo Starr’s heartbreaking words when he learned about John Lennon’s death. The Beatles drummer opened up about the devastating phone call he received in December 1980 while in Barbados and...
- Photos of John Lennon on the Anniversary of His Death Musical genius, cultural icon, voice of peace — all are synonymous with John Lennon, the prolific singer-songwriter of Beatles stardom who was taken from this world too soon.Few figures have...
- The Traveling Wilburys bandmate who joined by accident It’s a joyous truth in life that every now and again, fate will thrust a happy little accident upon us. The beloved Traveling Wilburys are among the most glimmering proof...
- The song that made Paul McCartney call The Beatles “hacks” You might be forgiven for feeling a bit queasy about the sheer volume of praise that The Beatles receive. You may think it is unwarranted that their influence is circumstance...
- John Lennon’s ‘devastating’ last words to be laid bare in new doc John Lennon was shot and killed on December 8, 1980, by Mark David Chapman outside his home at the Dakota in New York City. The legendary musician was struck five...
- The only album John Lennon said he would never do again Individually, The Beatles didn’t waste any time in starting their solo careers at the beginning of the 1970s.Rather than receding into the warmth of creative exile, putting their feet up...
- Beatles Author Aaron Badgley on TeaFlix Tuesday Beatles Author Aaron Badgley on TeaFlix Tuesday Beatles historian Aaron Badgley live from Toronto as hey discuss his new book (with a foreword by Ruth) called Ringo Starr Solo Career...
- The Motown star George Harrison fell “madly in love” with From the first affordable motor car to the unavoidable landscape of Tim Robinson quotes, the world has a lot to thank the city of Detroit for, and Motown is perhaps...
- The Beatles Anthology 2025 Review – ‘Extensive and exhaustive’ “It’s almost impossible to get the definitive story of the Beatles,” says Paul McCartney in The Beatles Anthology. That hasn’t stopped people trying. The craze for filmed fodder about the...
- The Beatles song John Lennon thanked God he didn’t write John Lennon was usually the first person to think that one of The Beatles’ greatest songs was a piece of trash.There was no reason for him to look back fondly...
- George Harrison News George Harrison may have been the quiet Beatle, but he was the most adventurous member of the group. And he was the most underappreciated. In the early days, he was...
- John Lennon and the FBI – Dissent Magazine The concept of the ‘official secret’ is the specific invention of bureaucracy,” Max Weber wrote, “and nothing is so fanatically defended by the bureaucracy.” Democratic politics requires a public informed...
- An open letter to Paul McCartney to stop being a hypocrite Dear Paul McCartney: You said earlier this year that AI taking over the music industry would be akin to the “Wild West”. Isn’t it a little ironic when you’re the...
- The singer Paul McCartney said was like God to The Beatles It’s not unusual for people to see The Beatles as something more than basic musicians. These were artists that were going to take over the world from the minute that...
Posted by: Robert Steiner Welcome to ‘Making Sgt. Pepper,’ a four-part miniseries leading up to the legendary album’s 50th anniversary. To kick things off, we’re going to explore the couple
The Love You Make – An Insiders Story of The Beatles by Peter Brown (and Steven Gaines) was first published in 1983. I stumbled across my copy at a book sale at a
IT’S ROCKE ‘N’ ROLL by: David Bedford Liverpool, 1960, The Beatles, A Murder. In Liverpool, 1960, a nurse who frequents the legendary Jacaranda Club is murdered. Among the patrons are
by Kit O’Toole The final entry in Deep Beatles’ “early songs” series spotlights a track that ranks among their best-known
Promotion for the release of the 50th anniversary editions of Sgt Pepper is hotting up! A new fleet of taxis
Sgt Pepper at 50: Free event will turn Aintree racecourse into Beatles extravaganza – Liverpool Echo
A free festival will see Aintree racecourse transformed into a celebration of one of the Beatles’ biggest hits. The event
That day in the summer of 1967, Richard Goldstein walked into the New York Times offices in midtown Manhattan wearing
Unseen footage of the Beatles larking around as they filmed a movie in the Austrian Alps has emerged after being
The Beatles tour of North Wales as they were on the cusp of super-stardom in August 1963 is etched in
