There have been a number of eye-opening Beatles documentaries through the years, from the Beatlemania doc Eight Days a Week; a tribute to the Fab Four’s loyal secretary, Good Ol’
When talking about the greatest Beatles songs of all time, few have avoided the critical eye of John Lennon. From his early days with the Fab Four until his solo
John Lennon was never too far away from a wide-reaching point being made. Whether through his music, socio-political protests or interviews, Lennon’s silver tongue was invariably wagging. However, in the
When John Lennon decided to come out of his five-year musical career hiatus at the dawn of the 1980s, one of the first people he enlisted to produce what would
The Beatles’ “last song ever,” released 61 years after their first single, was bound to be significant.But how did John Lennon’s lo-fi, 40-something-year-old cassette recording of Now and Then —