As such, when John Lennon tried to call any Beatles song “pure,” you must take it with a pinch of salt. However, that’s ...

In particular, the band performed various covers of tracks by rock and roll pioneer Buddy Holly. “Buddy Holly was completely different; he was out of Nashville, so that introduced us to the country ...

The rest of the Beatles pushed back, saying that the bluesy song was too slow to be a single. "We recorded the song twice.

Pang talked about being a partner in love and music with the former Beatle, helping him during what was the most creatively fertile and commercially successful period of Lennon's ...

With synthesiser technology becoming commercially available by the late 1960s, The Beatles embraced its electronic tones for some of their most acclaimed work.

Throughout his career, George Harrison was searching for different influences for his music, but one musician he always found himself returning to.

There was a certain spark that existed between all of The Beatles, but some of their biggest surprises didn't involve them having to play a note.

According to “The History of the Great American Steam Piano” by Steven Espensheid, the first steamboat fitted with a calliope ...

Things did not quite go to plan and George Harrison walked out of the studio, quitting the band, on January 10, 1969. It came after an argument with Paul McCartney about George's guitar playing.

Any venue would be gladly to have a Beatle at their institution, but Paul McCartney couldn't manage to get anywhere near some ...

In a Formby mansion on Victoria Road, 13 miles from Anfield, two chief architects of Liverpool’s re-emergence as a superpower ...

While most people would consider it a blessing to feature on a song with one of The Beatles, Eric Clapton realised that he was looking for something else.