George Harrison was always a musician who craved exploration and sonic diversity, both in The Beatles and his solo career. Over the course of his expansive discography, he explored virtually
The instrument George Harrison called “the bagpipes of country music”
The Beatles cover a vast and varied soundscape in the first ten songs of their monumental album, Abbey Road, which left the last six (or seven, technically) songs to be
Living the Beatles Legend: The Untold Story of Mal Evans The first full-length biography of Mal Evans, the Beatles’ beloved friend, confidant, and roadie. Malcolm Evans, the Beatles’ long-time roadie,
TeaFlix Tuesday with Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez has written extensively about The Beatles: five books so far, including Solo in the 70s and 2012’s acclaimed “Revolver: How The #Beatles Re-Imagined
Gary Astridge, who is internationally known as the preeminent historian and curator of Ringo and his Beatles-era drum kits. His
Ringo Starr is making some more new music. The two-time Rock & Roll Hall of Famer just shared a July
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There’s always going to be debate as to who the best member of The Beatles was, and we’re never likely
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Ribbons Of Rust: The Beatles’ Recording History In Context: Volume 1 – July 1954 Through January 1963 The story of The Beatles has been covered thousands of times in books,
