You’ll probably be aware that the US albums that the group released between 1964 and 65 are being reissued next month. Now it’s been announced that to accompany these, a new documentary - Beatles ‘64 ...

Getty Images Lennon wrote Now And Then during his "retirement" era, when he had no record contract and was busy raising his son, Sean The story began with the release of the Beatles' Get Back ...

Motown and, of course, Elvis Presley, and gifted us with some of the greatest songs ever recorded. With that in mind, let's riffle through The Beatles songbook and single out their best work.

‘Taxman’ wasn’t The Beatles’ first experiment with off-beam time signatures – ‘Ticket to Ride’ and ‘She’s a Woman’ had led the charge – but this was something else: you get ...

At the end of the 1960s, Bond was old hat as the hippies wafted their locks over culture. John Higgs, author of a new book on 007, the Beatles and British identity, explores the culture war that raged ...

Hugh McIntyre covers music, with a focus on the global charts. For much of 2024, The Beatles have been dropping off of and returning to the Billboard charts. The rock band regularly fills at least ...

The making of The Beatles’ breakup stretches much further ... for two weeks while George later exited for five days during Get Back rehearsals. Due to a combination of Brian’s tragic death ...

So, does that mean that the Fab Four are back and competing for a prize? Not exactly. While the "I'm Only Sleeping" treatment is up for the honor, The Beatles aren't actually nominated.

They were different animals': Beatles movie 'Let It Be' is more than a shorter 'Get Back' Question: What was happening in the ...

To an extent, yes. During the making of The Beatles' Get Back documentary, director Peter Jackson's film company developed a piece of software that allowed them to "de-mix" muddled recordings of ...

When the sound of the song was bouncy and fun, they could get away with all kinds of innuendo and menace. No song in the history of The Beatles seemed ... to not turn their back on this kid.