Drummer Pete Best is explaining, not for the first time, what it was like for him that late summer’s day in 1962 when he was sacked suddenly from The Beatles,
‘There’s nothing to forgive’: Pete Best on being sacked from The Beatles
From Al Jolson’s black-faced tearjerker “Mammy” to the Rolling Stones’ “Have You Seen Your Mother Baby, Standing in the Shadows” (which portrayed a struggling unwed mother confronted by the looming
It’s perhaps no surprise that America‘s “Sister Golden Hair” shares a Beatlesque guitar line, considering the presence of producer George Martin. But the connection actually runs deeper. “I very openly
The nightclubs are closed. The concert halls are shuttered. The folks who put down their hats and pick up their guitars at subway platforms are staying home. Don’t worry. This
The Beatles used to sing explicit lyrics during their gigs because their fans’ deafening screams drowned them out. In the


