Of course, the Beatles need no introduction in the studio, but their foremost non-musical contributions come from their extensive work on film. None sit more widely seen or widely-praised than
The Beatles Artifacts
In 1962, R&B singer James Ray, recorded and released the Rudy Clark-penned song “Got My Mind Set on You,” which followed the artist’s previous hit “If You Gotta Make a
1964: Eyes of the Storm “Millions of eyes were suddenly upon us, creating a picture I will never forget.” ―Paul McCartney Taken with a 35mm camera by Paul McCartney, these
These photographs capture life in Dundee 50 years ago. It was a time of great change in 1975.Dundee Corporation had given way to Tayside Regional Council.Dundee’s Victorian-era Central Bath House
Being one of the most famous people in the world is one of the hardest things to have to navigate,
When I Want To Hold Your Hand went to No.1 in the USA Cashbox chart – the band’s first No.1
By the time of their 1966 live show halt, The Beatles had clocked an exhaustive number of sets under their
“A sunrise does not last all morning.” Hear that line, and instantly, the mind goes to George Harrison and the
Ringo Starr has announced a pair of star-studded benefit concerts to help raise funds for Los Angeles wildfire relief.The shows
TeaFlix Tuesday with author Aaron Badgley We realise this may seem like an inappropriate time to attempt to “keep calm
