The year is 1964. The Beatles have landed in America, they’re busy showing their comedic chops to snap-happy reporters and have a fun gig coming up on The Ed Sullivan
“So, they sent them down from Liverpool,” George Martin recalled of his first meeting with The Beatles. “And when I listened to what they were doing, it was okay, but
The Beatles can almost always be found on the Billboard charts in one fashion or another. Usually, one of the group’s biggest compilations, which feature the hits that made them
One of the most ambiguous and cryptically weird songs of The Beatles is Paul McCartney’s “Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?” Released in 1968 on The Beatles’ infamous