Billy Joel was on a roll as he began making his eighth album. The singer-songwriter was riding three consecutive multiplatinum triumphs – 1977’s The Stranger, 1978’s 52nd Street and 1980’s Glass
How the Beatles Inspired Billy Joel’s ‘The Nylon Curtain’
Love and Let Die. By John Higgs. Pegasus Books; 400 pages; $28.95. W&N; £22 “Love me do”, the Beatles’ debut single, was released in Britain on October 5th 1962—on the
Ringo Starr will tell you with a grin that he’s really good at hanging. He might go for a walk on the beach with Toto guitarist Steve Lukather, a member of
Though the band was only together for a little less than a decade, their catalog is arguably the most influential collection of popular music since the advent of rock ‘n’roll.
The Beatles Story, award-winning exhibition, celebrates Love Me Do’s 60thanniversary with the launch of new memorabilia and the opportunity to
Following the sell-out success of Mike McCartney’s first Early Liverpool Photographic Prints, we are delighted to announce seven new fine
The list of artists that wouldn’t exist if not for The Beatles is probably one of the longest in the
Abbey Road Studios is the subject of a new documentary, directed by celebrated British photographer and filmmaker Mary McCartney. The
“Raucous” is not a word that typically springs to mind when one thinks of The Beatles and proceeds to judge
Although George Harrison preached about the value of love and tolerance, it is said that he was unable to evoke those feelings in a longtime business partner. Harrison severed ties
