No one from The Beatles was exactly itching to get back on the road once they fell apart. They had become far too big than any rock band was ready
The George Harrison tour John Lennon hated
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
Despite Ringo Starr originally cementing himself as a pivotal person in music and pop culture, and him being persistently in the public eye for over six decades, it appears we
John Lennon beautifully mixed rock ‘n’ roll with poetry, putting him on the map as a poster boy for an entire generation. While Lennon could eloquently get his desired point
“The only way I can describe it, is like this,” said Ozzy Osbourne when he was asked about how much
The Beatles’ sound changed quite dramatically in the second half of the 1960s as they experimented with new studio techniques.
By the time The Beatles split, it was anyone’s guess as to what they were going to come out with.
One of the most ambiguous and cryptically weird songs of The Beatles is Paul McCartney’s “Why Don’t We Do It
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By the time The Beatles broke up, Yoko Ono was one of the only reasons why John Lennon could carry on. She may have become unfairly blamed for the band
