There are many artists who dislike the songs they’ve written and sung, usually because of how often they have to perform them. But some songs you would never expect fall
The Beatles Artifacts
Trippy to the bone, Yellow Submarine is perhaps the most surreal cinematic offering The Beatles ever produced. Released in 1968, the film was designed to appeal to the hippie generation;
Looking back, it’s very easy to see how The Beatles could be regarded as the moment rock and roll really got moving. After John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and
In the mid-1960s The Beatles were releasing albums thick and fast. By 1966 the band were already on their seventh studio album, Revolver. Although it included such iconic and memorable
Too often has The Beatles drummer, Ringo Starr, been the butt of some unkind jokes. Falsely reportedly that a gag
Billie Eilish has expressed shock and excitement over her headlining spot at this year’s Glastonbury festival – particularly over the
Aubrey Singer had an idea: the BBC producer had noticed that the power of the European Broadcasting Union had stretched
Ringo Starr understood very well the dangerous influence the music industry held over its artists. Having been one of the
John Lennon revealed he didn’t think The Beatles were good musicians to a student journalist who talked his way into
George Harrison claimed that The Beatles restrained each other’s egos. Elvis was the only person who had ever experienced being
