“Sweet, sweet memories you gave-a me you can’t beat the memories you gave-a me” Memories it could be said if pieced together make the mosaic of our lives. Over the
This November marks the 50th anniversary of one of popular music’s most definitive and enduring landmarks. In a remarkable burst of creativity, The Beatles eponymous 1968 album redefined the boundaries
When the Beatles Met Elvis, Things Got Awkward It was the first and only time, and for a reason. In the new book Being John Lennon: A Restless Life, author
The artwork, which the Fab Four wanted for their Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band album, could fetch up to £90,000.Press AssociationLast updated: 4 December 2018 – 11.50amA psychedelic landscape
For the very first time, veteran singer-songwriters Bob Dylan and Neil Young will share a stage as joint headliners at
Giles Martin, the son of legendary Beatles producer George Martin, has returned to the original recording sessions for the “White
It’s been 50 years since the Beatles’ “Hey Jude” was number one on the Billboard pop chart. Paul McCartney originally
Photo session at Thomson House, London. 28 July 1968 © Apple Corps Ltd. Richard Hamilton’s cover for the eponymous 1968
EVEN for age-defying rock stars, there comes the inevitable swansong. The final curtain of the last performance before shuffling off
“Bobby Keys is not the best saxophone player in the world, he’s the best rock ‘n’ roll saxophone player in the world.” — The Rolling Stones drummer Charlie Watts The
