By the end of The Beatles, none of the Fab Four were happy sharing their tunes. They had reached an impasse, and it wasn’t long they all started to see
How rejected Beatles songs became John Lennon’s best work
Tuesday’s guest is pop-culture and #Beatles author Jon Kremer – Born in London, Jon Kremer has lived in the Bournemouth area since his teenage years began, coinciding with the start
The greatest challenge that any biographical film about the Beatles has faced is that the “Fab Four” rose to prominence during an unprecedented explosion of celebrity-focused media. Even if the
John Lennon wasn’t the most complimentary of Paul McCartney‘s music. He often thought his songwriting leaned on the silly side, calling his unique voice “granny sh**.” That fact might come
Bobby Whitlock, co-founder of Derek and the Dominos with Eric Clapton and contributor to George Harrison’s iconic ‘All Things Must
Love Me Do! The Beatles’ Progress Rolling Stone magazine named this the #1 Beatles Book. It is the classic behind-the-scenes
1973: The Last Year The Beatles Were Fab 1973 was a landmark year for The Beatles. It was 10 years
Tune In: The Beatles: All These Years Now in paperback, Tune In is the New York Times bestseller by
The upcoming Beatles biopics that Sam Mendes is currently working on have been a source of both excitement and stress
“Granny shit” is one of the most devastating put-downs in the history of pop music. Typically enough, it came from John Lennon, who is another major candidate for perhaps being
