The Beatles were and remain one of the most influential bands in history. They influenced fashion, food, culture and especially music. When the Beatles threw in extra chords, bands across
The Beatles Artifacts
In the summer of 1967, tens of thousands of young people converged on the Haight-Ashbury district of San Francisco, drawn by sex, drugs, rock ’n’ roll, and the promise of
Surely by now, you would have heard of that conspiracy theory that Paul McCartney died and was replaced by a body double. Heck, you might even be aware of the
The recording engineer who told off the Beatles by Katie Eaton, Beatles News Liverpool Reporter Ken Scott, who worked with the Beatles as a Recording Engineer at EMI Abbey Road
Imagine seeing The Beatles, Richard Pryor, Elvis Presley, Joan Rivers and Señor Wences all on the same bill. Talk about
The singer landed up in Kosuge Prison in downtown Tokyo after a customs officer at Narita Airport found a large
It’s doubtful any record producer in music history had a better year than George Martin did in 1963. His Beatles
In 1963, The Beatles came to Southport to play a six-day run at the Odeon Cinema on Lord Street.The shows
Paul Peabody, a violinist with the New York City Ballet, played the violin solo in “My Heart Will Go On”
A sitar which George Harrison is said to have taken on his honeymoon and played while his bride Pattie Boyd
