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John Lennon thought he was just a kid… but The Beatles guitarist George Harrion was a quick learner – Sunday Post

JOHN LENNON thought he was just a kid — in the end, though, George Harrison proved himself The Beatles’ fastest learner. In their earliest days, Paul McCartney would always have

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“The World Is Run By Insane People.” A Powerful Video of John Lennon That Still Applies To Today – Collective Evolution

The war on terror, economic disasters, racial wars, big pharma and food quality/modification. When you look at our world today you have to wonder how we got here. It was

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55 Years Ago: The Beatles Sign Their First Contract With Brian Epstein

By late 1961, the Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and drummer Pete Best – were one of the most popular bands in Liverpool, but were desperate to

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What connects Ringo, Red Rum and the Queen? It’s the old holiday favourite Butlins! – Sunday Post

HOLIDAY staple Butlin’s has just celebrated its 80th birthday. To mark the occasion, author and historian Kathryn Ferry has published new book The Nation’s Host: Butlin’s And The Story Of

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Robert Freeman

Robert Freeman (born 1936) is a photographer and designer, most famous for his album cover photos for The Beatles and

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Larry Parnes

Laurence Maurice “Larry” Parnes (3 September 1929 – 4 August 1989) was an English pop manager and impresario. He was

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WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU (Lyrics)

WITHIN YOU WITHOUT YOU (Lyrics) Within You Without You was composed on a harmonium following a dinner party at the

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HONEY DON’T (Lyrics)

HONEY DON’T (Lyrics) Ringo Starr’s vocal spot on the Beatles For Sale album was written by Carl Perkins and originally

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The Long And Winding Road

The Long And Winding Road If ever there was a song which summed up the fraught nature of The Beatles’

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The End

The End The final song on The Beatles’ last-recorded album – aside from the 23-second Her Majesty – was a fitting eulogy for the greatest group the world had ever

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