By a significant distance, John Lennon was the harshest critic of The Beatles. His songwriting partnership with Paul McCartney as part of the Fab Four struck perfection countless times, and
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The 1960s gave us some of the most iconic and influential musicians in history. It birthed rockers like The Rolling Stones and The Who, gave rise to folk legends like
John Lennon and Paul McCartney are two of the most beloved figures to ever emerge from this city. From the early days of The Beatles, the duo formed a songwriting
The Rolling Stones and The Beatles’ respective legacies are forever intertwined. They were not only the two defining rock ‘n’ roll acts of their respective eras, bringing the genre to
George Harrison’s widow, Olivia Harrison, recently spoke about the friendship the late Beatle had with musician Billy Preston. During an
“Remember, now, be here now…” who could forget the brilliance or relevance of George Harrison’s seminal track ‘Be Here Now’.
The meaning of any lyric tends to be in the ear of the beholder. While some songwriters can be an
The relationship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney was initially a creative free-for-all. The two worked incredibly closely within The
Most Beatles fans would go to great lengths to get the chance to meet Paul McCartney. As one of the
“Any Road” acted as George Harrison’s final single, released posthumously in 2002. In many ways, this song acts as an eulogy for Harrison’s storied life. It’s chock full of helpful
