On May 8, 1970, The Beatles released their iconic album Let It Be. To mark the occasion, we’re revisiting Pat Carty’s deep-dive into the album, following the release of the
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Fans of The Beatles now have a little more time to make their way to Cleveland to catch the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame’s popular exhibit The Beatles: Get Back to Let
The Howard Stern Show published this video item, entitled “Why Paul McCartney Didn’t Want Yoko Ono in the Beatles’ Recording Studio (2013)” – below is their description. Paul McCartney recalls
Imagine you’re sitting in a pub and Sir Paul McCartney walks in. That’s exactly what happened when he guested on an episode of “Carpool Karaoke.” The legendary performer rolled through
If the Beatles had produced one more album before breaking up, this would have been it | Boing Boing
The Beatle’s 12th and final studio album, Let It Be, was released in 1970. But Formidable magazine says there is
Since they first burst onto the scene in 1962 with ‘Love Me Do’, The Beatles have been hailed as one
In celebration of last month’s opening of the new Rock and Roll Hall of Fame exhibit “The Beatles: Get Back
The Beatles’ Let It Be album is supercharged by the Thanksgiving Weekend premiere of the docuseries The Beatles: Get Back on Disney+ to climb
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1. Was “Let It Be” Created to Mark the Beatles’ Breakup? Arrived in stores in May 8 1970. “Let It Be” was the thirteenth and final album released by the
