On This Day in 1962, The Beatles Recorded the US Version of Their Debut Single—Written by Lennon and McCartney Before the Band Formed – American Songwriter
On this day (September 11) in 1962, the Beatles recorded the third version of “Love Me Do.” It was their debut single in the United Kingdom, where it peaked at
The album Help! doesn’t receive the same kind of attention as some of the other albums in The Beatles’ catalog. Most people think of it as a transitional LP, caught
In 1968, or even 2008 for that matter, the idea of an artist turning down a song written by Paul McCartney seems utterly ludicrous. After all, he’s a Beatle responsible
The fact that The Beatles succeeded at all in their early days feels like a success story for any aspiring musicians. Since none of them had any formal training and
The four men who comprised The Beatles weren’t agreeing on a lot circa 1973. But John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison all stepped up and helped out Ringo Starr