Less than four months after the release of “Free as a Bird,” the first new Beatles song in 25 years, the world got a follow-up. On March 4, 1996, the Beatles released “Real
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- 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...
- Why John Lennon thought he was a “phony” John Lennon’s harshest critics would have to admit that he was, at the very least, a forward thinker. Even if he slipped into tone deafness, or hypocrisy, or just generally...
- The awful song George Harrison didn’t “give a shit” about In the immediate aftermath of The Beatles’ breakup in 1970, it appeared that George Harrison was eclipsing his former band’s principal songwriters in solo acclaim.Harrison had always peppered most albums...
- The one live show that transformed George Harrison’s career When we talk about the break-up of The Beatles, the discourse seems to often centres around John Lennon and Paul McCartney. So much is made over their respective rivalry and...
- The film Ringo Starr regretted being a part of By 1974, the solo careers of The Beatles had began to identify themselves.Paul McCartney, John Lennon, and George Harrison had all proved they were liberated by the dissolution of the...
- Paul McCartney Joins Music Industry Protest Against AI with Silent Track Contribution After a five-year suspension without new music, Paul McCartney has contributed a bonus track to the forthcoming album, Is This What We Want?, due on December 8, 2025. However, there’s...
- George Harrison’s brutal putdowns of five legendary musicians It’s unsurprising that a band as influential as The Beatles would be a melting pot of divergent opinions. While John Lennon was most renowned for his outspoken nature, his bandmates...
- Paul McCartney Reveals He Was Supposed to Be The Beatles Guitarist, but Hired George Harrison Instead: ‘I Couldn’t Do It’ | Ultimate Guitar Paul McCartney revealed that he was initially supposed to be the guitarist of The Beatles, and explained why his “sticky fingers” led to him bringing in George Harrison instead.When it...
- The one Paul McCartney song too good to give to Ringo Starr In the aftermath of The Beatles’ breakup, Paul McCartney didn’t need to have especially fond memories of his old mates. He was being painted as the one that wanted to...
- George Harrison and Bob Dylan pick best Traveling Wilburys LP You’d be forgiven for thinking that every member of the Traveling Wilburys practically shared a brain when they played together. All of them seemed to be adopted brothers of each...
NEW ORLEANS (WGNO) – You’ve probably heard it.It’s one of the songs made famous by the Beatles.It’s from 1968.It’s called Dear Prudence.The Beatles wrote it after a trip to India.
It’s 50 years since The Beatle’s infamous “more popular than Jesus” quote enraged America. Music expert Simon Warner argues it was the watershed moment pop had been waiting for.“CHRISTIANITY will
In the beginning, The Beatles were a unit, but they drifted apart and developed their own songwriting styles before ultimately calling it quits and embarking upon solo careers in 1970.
Beatlemania reigned as “I Want to Hold Your Hand” topped the Hot 100 52 years ago. Plus, remembering chart feats
Famously, within about five minutes of becoming the world’s biggest band, The Beatles hated playing live. George Harrison and John
On March 4, 1966, John Lennon of The Beatles was quoted in the London Evening Standard as saying, “We’re more
The Abbey Road Medley, one of the greatest musical pieces ever put together. Fantastic, sublime, exceptional, mind blowing, stunning: all
Famously, within about five minutes of becoming the world’s biggest band, The Beatles hated playing live. George Harrison and John
Details surrounding Rouse’s death on Saturday (20Feb16) have yet to be released, but according to reports he suffered from a
