The Beatles’ John Lennon was never one for mincing his words in speech or music, and the Let It Be track that many speculate was a “dig” at Rolling Stones
The ‘Let It Be’ Beatles Track That John Lennon Allegedly Wrote as a “Dig” At Mick Jagger – American Songwriter
George Harrison wasn’t a natural songwriter like John Lennon or Paul McCartney. For the duo, it was a practice they had been perfecting since they were teenagers, and by the
TeaFlix Tuesday with special guest Dr. Allison Bumsted – The last show of 2024 – Happy Holidays! Happy Holidays, everyone! Thank you for tuning in every Tuesday and catching our
When Paul McCartney announced that he was taking time away from The Beatles to work on his solo career in April 1970, it was clear that this was no mere
Christmas songs with artistic depth are few and far between. Festive playlists are curated less on creative intrigue and more
The art of unearthing lost Beatles songs tends to feel like the holy grail for any classic rock fan. Even
Paul McCartney pauses three songs in to his second night at Co-Op Live. He wants to “take a moment”, he
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones are arguably the two biggest bands of all time. Both shot to stardom in
As ‘Now and Then’ comes to an end Sir Paul McCartney leans over his piano and looks out at the
Look Up, produced and co-written by T Bone Burnett, was recorded this year in Nashville and Los Angeles, The album features 11 songs, with nine written or co-written by Burnett.
