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- The Best and Worst Song From Every Beatles Album of the Beatlemania Era – American Songwriter There’s a best and worst song on virtually every album out there. But picking the best and worst from a band like The Beatles is no easy task. If you...
- John Lennon paid another artist royalties on favourite song John Lennon had many heroes and, in truth, quite a few more enemies in the music industry thanks to his inability to keep his tongue from sharing his innermost thoughts....
- THE BEATLES RELEASE NEW RECORDING ‘NORWEGIAN WOOD (THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN) (SECOND VERSION – TAKE 2)’ | The Beatles ALTERNATE VERSION OF ‘NORWEGIAN WOOD (THIS BIRD HAS FLOWN)’ CAPTURES AN EARLY ARRANGEMENT OF THE SONG AND GEORGE HARRISON’S PIONEERING USE OF THE SITARTAKEN FROM NEW RUBBER SOUL SPECIAL EDITION...
- The “beautiful” 1950 song Paul McCartney needed to record Paul McCartney didn’t really need to look for any new material whenever he worked on one of his records.He was the living embodiment of what pop music stood for whenever...
- The 1968 album John Lennon called The Beatles’ greatest work The Beatles’ catalogue was always the best and worst thing to talk about when talking to John Lennon.He was already one of the biggest artists in the world, so naturally,...
- The 1965 Beatles song George Harrison and John Lennon couldn’t agree on One of the best things about The Beatles during their early days was how different they all appeared to be from one another. Elvis Presley had been dominating the musical...
- A 1966 Paul McCartney song “came from the first line” and is his best ever It’s fun to listen to the work of Paul McCartney throughout the years and see how much his songwriting style has changed.Whether you’re listening to his work within The Beatles,...
- The 1950s Beatles song Paul McCartney admits is “not great” Neither Paul McCartney nor John Lennon stepped out of the womb with the ability to write ‘Let It Be’, and it even took years of dedication before they penned ‘I...
- On This Day in 1962, The Beatles Recorded the US Version of Their Debut Single—Written by Lennon and McCartney Before the Band Formed – American Songwriter On this day (September 11) in 1962, the Beatles recorded the third version of “Love Me Do.” It was their debut single in the United Kingdom, where it peaked at...
- Remember When George Harrison Flourished as a Songwriter on a New Beatles Album in 1965? – American Songwriter The album Help! doesn’t receive the same kind of attention as some of the other albums in The Beatles’ catalog. Most people think of it as a transitional LP, caught...
- The lost Paul McCartney song Marianne Faithfull rejected In 1968, or even 2008 for that matter, the idea of an artist turning down a song written by Paul McCartney seems utterly ludicrous. After all, he’s a Beatle responsible...
- The Beatles song Graham Nash taught John Lennon to sing in 1963 The fact that The Beatles succeeded at all in their early days feels like a success story for any aspiring musicians. Since none of them had any formal training and...
- These 4 Songs Were Written by The Beatles and Recorded by Their Musical Idols – American Songwriter We know that The Beatles had many admirers among other musicians. They were also huge music fans themselves. Once they secured their clout in the industry, some of those folks...
- The 1963 Beatles song Paul McCartney could play forever The Beatles were constantly changing up their style of music, and as such, picking a favourite album of theirs can be difficult.If you want something concept-heavy, then you can look...
- 4 Cool Songs Members of The Beatles Wrote for Ringo Starr’s ‘Ringo’ Album – American Songwriter The four men who comprised The Beatles weren’t agreeing on a lot circa 1973. But John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison all stepped up and helped out Ringo Starr...
- JUST ANNOUNCED LAST NIGHT: The Fest 2027! When! 💙 Where! 💙 Super Special Pre-Pre-Sale! First Announced Last Night by TOM FRANGIONE on The Beatles Channel:In case you missed this eNewsletter, here it is. Our Super Special Weekend 3 day pass at only $199.00 is...
- 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...
Parade has covered the Beatles from their earliest days in the U.S. to their milestone moments. Take a look back (and click on the image to see a bigger, blown-up
Bank of Books Malibu hosted acclaimed journalist and author Ivor Davis on Saturday, Jan. 30, as he discussed his book, “The Beatles and Me: On Tour.”When he was 26, Davis
The first Beatles single “Please Please Me” was released in the U.S. on the Vee Jay label in 1963. The song was the second single in the U.K. for the
With those words, Ed Sullivan introduced American households to the Fab Four. February 9 marks the 52nd anniversary of the
February 7 is the anniversary of the day, 52 years ago, when The Beatles landed in Queens, USA. Pan Am
Their first, almost unheralded gig was at the Majestic Ballroom in Mill Street on April 17, 1963, about a month
The Magical History Tour: A Beatles Memorabilia Exhibition will take visitors on an unprecedented journey of the Fab Four’s ground-breaking
In As You Like It William Shakespeare described the seven ages of man but new research shows it is the
Bill Gates has a song in his heart for the late Steve Jobs. Yes, they were fierce rivals as they


