Sometimes bands can be dragged across the line by one single member. However, for one particular set of Liverpudlians, their first foray into the world of music was dual-propelled. The
The Beatles song Lennon and McCartney wrote “eyeball to eyeball”
The Beatles’ John Lennon started writing songs about and for Yoko Ono a couple of years after they met in 1966. She was his muse, the object of his affection,
The Beatles and The Rolling Stones, two of the biggest British rock bands of the 60s, were often pitted against each other in the media. However, behind the scenes, members
It’s time that Beatles fans stop taking the piss out of Ringo Starr. Although he has garnered a reputation for being the “least talented” member in some people’s eyes because
The humble bass guitar, often consigned to the more modest member of a band, with the safe knowledge they’ll keep
Whenever talking about the core sound of The Beatles, everything goes back to the harmonies. Most listeners were no strangers
John Lennon wasn’t afraid to speak his mind about The Beatles’ work. Especially after the band split in 1970, he
Hot off the press, we’re delighted to reveal the cover for the US edition of Wings: The Story of a
Any Beatles fan has always had to grapple with the age-old question regarding Yoko Ono’s involvement with the group. Though
Part of the appeal of any great rock and roll band is knowing when to play and when not to. Although it might be fun to hog the spotlight and
