For all the hits that John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote for The Beatles, they never claimed to be better or greater than any of their bandmates.Even when GeorgeHarrison got
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From Leonard Cohen falling under Hydra’s spell to the string of bands who decamped to George Martin’s AIR Studios on Montserrat, islands have always seemed to possess a certain sort
The four men who comprised The Beatles weren’t agreeing on a lot circa 1973. But John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison all stepped up and helped out Ringo Starr
You’d think plenty of “magic” moments were to be stumbled upon during The Beatles’ brief but prolific recording output, especially in 1966.They weren’t out of the Beatlemania woods yet, still
Ringo Starr usually didn’t have any problem being the one Beatle in the background most of the time.He didn’t like
Revolver is often pinpointed as the moment The Beatles changed from pop sensations to wild experimentalists, and within that, ‘Tomorrow
George Harrison‘s label of being the so-called ‘Quiet One’ in the Fab Four isn’t wholly accurate, especially around those who
The Beatles changed the direction of popular culture, an impact still felt today that transcended the hit parade, but in
Ringo Starr, the drummer for The Beatles, celebrated his 86th birthday on July 7 and, as he has done for
Happy Birthday Jim McCartney and Ringo Starr! Yes, they share the same birthday. Form all of us here at McCartney.com we wish them a very happy birthday.
