The Rolling Stones and The Beatles went from pals and collaborators to sworn rivals in the 1960s, and in recent years have exchanged harsh words about one another in the
The Beatles Artifacts
Nothing was off the table for The Beatles whenever they entered the studio. While the band may have recorded their debut album, Please Please Me, in a single day, Abbey
The notion of a Fifth Beatle emerged when US radio DJ Murray the K joked about giving The Beatles so much airtime in America, that he should be considered the
The fallout of The Beatles wasn’t exactly cordial. Although the band may have brought so much joy to whoever wanted to listen, the amount of business admin they needed to
John Lennon and Paul McCartney were an unmatched songwriting duo; that’s a fact. Their enduring partnership is celebrated as the
When The Beatles finally parted ways in 1970, the media jumped right in to sensationalise palpable tension between the members.
Beatlemania may have ruled Britannia in the 1960s, but just across the Atlantic Ocean, the decade was defined by a
By the end of the 1960s, The Beatles started becoming sick of each other. While the band’s attempts to get
Six tapes of never-before-heard recordings and interviews with The Beatles are now up for auction on Gotta Have Rock and
There was a significant turn in the way John Lennon approached songwriting in 1964. Before that, Lennon was more or
