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If all the Beatles members are heard in the song, and it’s released as a Beatles single, then it’s undoubtedly a Beatles song…right? 
In a televised performance of The Beatles in 1965, George Harrison gave the following spiel:"We'd like to do something now which we've never ever done before, and it's a track off our new LP. And this song's ...
With the help of AI, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr have put the finishing touches on an old John Lennon demo: "Now and Then."
Now and Then - "the last Beatles song," as the promo keeps putting it - is here. The vibe is one of solemn wistfulness. The story is over. We're sorry but it's time to go. It's getting very near the end. ...
A side note from an epic day in Philippine music history.
The Beatles-arguably the greatest band in all of human history-played two shows on their one and only visit to the Philippines on July 4, 1966. Many music fans are aware that, because the band had a less-than-ideal experience ...
A new book of never-before-seen photos, forgotten by McCartney and undeveloped for years, reveals an idol in the making determined to stay a subject instead of becoming an object.
What can there be left to say about Beatlemania? Plenty. The Beatles' arrival is one of the most consequential events of the Western twentieth century. You might as well ask: what's left to say about World War II? There will always ...
Even the most devoted Beatles fans will learn something new from the docuseries.
The Beatles were first and foremost a studio band. They famously quit touring in 1966 following a performance at San Francisco's Candlestick Park during the height of Beatlemania. It was just as well for the lads from Liverpool because the group ...
'Scrambled eggs / Oh my baby, how I love your legs / Not as much as I love scrambled eggs'
It's been 54 years since The Beatles blessed us with "Yesterday," and not a moment goes by that someone somewhere isn't humming the melancholy melody. "Yesterday" was Paul McCartney's baby, the product of a midnight eureka moment that went ...
Because every time a bell rings a Beatle gets his Wings.
In the expansive list of Paul McCartney's career accomplishments, stage work somehow wasn't on that list-yet. That's all about to change though as the rocker is in the process of penning a musical adaptation of Frank Capra's ...
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