On this day in 1967, Paul McCartney meets a young photograher Linda Eastman, while attending a concert by Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames at London’s ultrahip Bag O’Nails
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- The 1965 song Paul McCartney knew would be forgotten Saying that any Paul McCartney song is catchy is like saying that the sky is blue.There are so many melodies that have had years to engrain themselves in everyone’s consciousness,...
- TeaFlix Tuesday with Terry Crain – “Beatles Novelty Songs (1964-1966)” TeaFlix Tuesday with Terry Crain Terry Crain – whose fascination with The Beatles began on February 9, 1964, when he watched the group’s historic first appearance on The Ed Sullivan...
- The “terrible” moment John Lydon ignored Paul McCartney There’s an iconic interior balcony of EMI’s London headquarters that served as one of the most important photoshoot locations in music history. It was the one where four young lads,...
- The “crazy” 1989 song Paul McCartney wanted nobody to ever hear Paul McCartney has never shied away from the latest pop trends.Not that he doesn’t possess a nostalgic affection for yesteryear’s songbook. In the early days of The Beatles, an unabashed...
- 4 Somewhat Forgotten, Undoubtedly Excellent Songs From the Unheralded ‘Beatles For Sale’ Album – American Songwriter Casual Beatles fans might completely overlook Beatles For Sale, the Fab Four’s fourth LP. Released in 1964, it found the band going back to cover songs to fill out the...
- The 1987 Neil Young song George Harrison couldn’t stand George Harrison may have been the ‘Quiet Beatle’, although most people would probably seem quiet in a band with John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, but that certainly didn’t...
- The 1968 Beatles song John Lennon wrote at his lowest low History likes to say that John Lennon and Paul McCartney led The Beatles into their most uncomfortable creative territories, but really, it was George Harrison, who quietly turned the route...
- How a Five-Hour Struggle Led John Lennon to ‘Nowhere Man’ In the mid ’60s, the Beatles were still very much together, but not necessarily on the exact same page.Ringo Starr was a brand new father, happily soaking in the many...
- The 1987 Neil Young song George Harrison couldn’t stand George Harrison may have been the ‘Quiet Beatle’, although most people would probably seem quiet in a band with John Lennon, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, but that certainly didn’t...
- THE BEATLES RELEASE RARE RECORDING ‘DAY TRIPPER (SONGWRITING WORK TAPE)’ | The Beatles RECORDING CAPTURES JOHN LENNON AND PAUL McCARTNEY DEVELOPING ‘DAY TRIPPER’ TOGETHER BEFORE THE SONG’S ICONIC RIFF HAD BEEN WRITTEN TAKEN FROM NEW RUBBER SOUL SPECIAL EDITION OUT 2ND OCTOBER BY...
- The 1970 George Harrison album John Lennon couldn’t stand George Harrison was always the most level-headed member of The Beatles outside of the group. Even though he was in one of the most famous bands in the world and...
- Paul McCartney | News | Paul on Dolly Parton The magnificent star Dolly Parton has died and it is so sad. She was such a wonderful woman. I first met her in Nashville at the Grand Ole Opry where...
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- John Lennon and Paul McCartney crack up while working out “Day Tripper” | GuitarPlayer A recording of John Lennon and Paul McCartney working on Beatles classic “Day Tripper” has been released, after having lived in storage since it was made in 1965.The final version...
- The “magic” 1966 Beatles song that blew Ringo Starr away You’d think plenty of “magic” moments were to be stumbled upon during The Beatles’ brief but prolific recording output, especially in 1966.They weren’t out of the Beatlemania woods yet, still...
- The weird 1960 song John Lennon called an “all-time favourite” John Lennon’s record collection was as distinctive as his artistry, but he was never a snob who only cared about music others might consider high art.While The Beatles may have...
- THE THIRD EYE: Early Photographs by George Harrison; NYC & LA ‘The Third Eye’ Book Events Announced for October 2026 | The Beatles From 1963 to 1969, George Harrison traveled the world with the Beatles, camera in hand, photographing his bandmates, friends, and life behind the scenes during one of the most culturally...
- Inside the Beatles’ First North American Tour—and the 32 Shows That Changed Concert History – American Songwriter The Beatles were more than surprised by the reaction when they first touched down in America. They had no way of knowing the pure pandemonium that would ensue once they...
- 4 Songs From the Late 60s That Feel Like Lounging in the Sunshine – American Songwriter No matter how many times musical and cultural trends change, some constants of the human experience remain. Some are emotional and metaphysical, like the thrill of finding new love or...
May 14th 1968: John Lennon & Paul McCartney appeared on The Tonight Show to announce the formation of Apple Corps, that they just returned from India for meditation and
249 Menlove Avenue has gone on the market Fancy owning John Lennon’s childhood home? Sadly, you can’t – but you could have the next best thing. The house next door
Tony Barrow – the man who coined the phrase “The Fab Four” for The Beatles – has died aged 80. Mr Barrow had worked for the Beatles in the 1960s
Rare footage of The Beatles larking around backstage has been released.The never-before-seen 49-second clip of of George Harrison, Paul McCartney, John
The Beatles loved a drink! In the late 50’s and early 60’s they could be seen enjoying a few pints
The Beatles-themed Hard Days Night hotel in Liverpool has given Millennium & Copthorne a much-needed boost.The 110-room hotel, where luxury
In January, 32 NFL franchise owners met in Houston to decide which of three teams would be moving to Los
The Beatles song “Hey Jude” will make history as the first song by the Fab Four to ever appear in
It’s not strictly a Beatles book, but “The Time Traveler’s Handbook: 18 Experiences From the Eruption of Vesuvius to Woodstock”


