John Lennon and The Beatles weren’t famed for their drug-taking. Their music and their output as artists always trumped that fact. But the band were known for experimenting with drugs,
By George Varga Dec. 22, 2019 6 AM Miles Davis, The Beatles and the Rolling Stones have long been among the heaviest of musical heavyweights. That point is reaffirmed, figuratively and
They were an enthralling quartet from Liverpool who caught the attention of music fans in the ’60s. No, it wasn’t the Beatles. They were the Liverbirds, one of the first
By 1966, The Who had broken through with “My Generation,” which nearly topped the UK charts the previous year. After “Substitute” also cracked the top five in March ’66, the
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The comedian passed up the chance to visit Lennon while playing stand-up gigs in New York during the 1970s. He was
When The Beatles took the roof of the Apple building in January 1969, spectators got a glimpse of the Fab
He’s a legend in the music industry and gained worldwide fame as the drummer for the Beatles. And Ringo Starr,
Over the years, there have been some dynamite covers of Beatles songs, and they started coming soon after the Fab
35 years ago, one of the founders of heavy metal, Deep Purple were joined on stage by their longtime friend
Paul McCartney‘s music has long been in the rotation of holiday-themed radio stations, thanks to his 1979 hit, “Wonderful Christmastime.” The fact that McCartney has more Christmas material in his
