John Lennon and Paul McCartney have shared the writing credits on countless songs for The Beatles. But, in truth, the pair rarely worked so strictly together than in their early
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It did not take long for The Beatles to emerge from Liverpool and become the biggest band in the world. Releasing their debut single in 1962, the ‘Mop Tops’ were
In 1964, The Beatles came across Bob Dylan for the first time, and it completely revolutionised their outlook on music. It dawned on the group that it was possible for
John Lennon is arguably the most influential musician of all time. His work in and out of The Beatles elevated his cultural impact to unparalleled heights, surpassing even Bob Dylan
Any artist wants to reach the broadest audience possible whenever making one of their classics. It’s hard to get even
The Beatles always had a great way of balancing each other out throughout their time together. Even if not every
One of the strangest things about being an artist must be hearing other people sing your songs. Especially when music
In the immediate years after The Beatles split, John Lennon’s relationships with his former bandmates became incredibly bitter. To some
Say what you like about the other three, but John Lennon was undeniably the most essential quarter of The Beatles,
In 1966, Yoko Ono unveiled a work titled ‘Yes’. At the top of a ladder hung a magnifying glass. When you held the magnifying glass to the roof above, in
