As chequered and eclectically mosaic as their celebrated album whirlwind, The Beatles also boasted a lyrical body of work that explored many a howling confessional, surrealist transport, or novelty throwaway
Which Beatles lyrics were written about real people?
By 1966, The Beatles had thrown all sonic limitations out the window.With the weight of touring expectations well and truly lifted from their shoulders, they embraced what now felt like
Spare a thought for Pete Best, who, while his former bandmates were splashed across every newspaper stand, television set, and silver screen across the world, had to be content with
No other Beatle really needed the band to break up more than George Harrison did. As much as he liked being the lead guitarist and standing at the back of
Everybody knows the moment in 1974 when John Lennon and Paul McCartney ventured as close as they’d ever get to
If you work the same job for years on end, then the days just start to blend together. Seemingly, many
Despite the fact that all of the members of the Traveling Wilburys had been active songwriters and performers since the
The number one rule that every record exec should abide by is quite simple: never tell a Beatle what to
Graham Nash once said that the universe brought The Beatles together, and there are millions of fans around the globe
They might have exuded a sense of reckless abandon as they propelled themselves into the collective consciousness of the world in the early 1960s, with a mixture of dry wit
