Some folks say that The Beatles never created a "bad" song, but when it comes to these three, that is arguably not the case.

To us, the lyrics in these three songs hold no meaning. But is there something we aren't seeing in our interpretation?

Few songwriters have had as many hits as John Lennon but that didn't stop him from being annoyed at The Beatles song Paul ...

"The Beatles are overrated" remains one of the worst excuses around. As a band of limitless offerings, you get out of them ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney always played one song during their concerts. It wasn't that popular, but they loved playing ...

How does one even begin to select The Worst Song of All Time? It’s an impossible task on paper: for every Eleanor Rigby or ...

The Beatles have unearthed and refreshed the "Anthology" series for its 30th anniversary. Here's what is new to watch and hear.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney didn't always see eye-to-eye despite being The Beatles' primary songwriters. John wasn't ...

It was banned by the BBC, which believed its lyrics made reference to sex and drugs. The ban worked in Paul's favour, however ...

What's the New Mary Jane” is a nursery rhyme-like song, one of John Lennon’s most peculiar offerings. It was recorded for ...

DAY Tripper by The Beatles, She’s Electric by Oasis, and Mamma Mia by ABBA are among the songs an expert “guarantees” will ...

The iconic song with its pink Cadillac reference led to General Motors lighting the top of its world headquarters Renaissance ...