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

John Lennon hated a few Beatles songs, including many that he wrote himself. Here's why he was wrong at times about those very tracks.

While Paul McCartney didn’t have much to cringe at when going through his Beatles career, he was able to sneak a few ... But for someone who had so many optimistic songs, ‘Yesterday’ is pure ...

But really, who can do the Beatles like the Beatles? Imagine covering a Beatles song with two of the members that were a part of the iconic group present. But Maroon 5 was up to the task, singing ...

“It was a song that he performed and recorded without the other Beatles,” said Leslie. “When they’re onstage and they perform it, the others literally go off stage, and he’s just there ...

analysing the mountain of articles and books written about the Beatles and interpreting messages the two men were sending to each other in their solo songs, particularly after the band’s break ...

Between them, Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote the vast majority of The Beatles' music, creating a collection of songs that would be the envy of any musician. All of their songs written while in ...

Following the culmination of the Beatles’ recording story with 1969 ... band and a complete change of locale to finally land the song (and album) that would fulfil his solo ambitions.

It was a song that channelled both his genius for melodicism with a structural fearlessness. An anthem that did much to cement McCartney as the enduring solo Beatle and one of rock's all-time greats.

That was plainly clear as the besotted Beatles bantered, bickered and obsessed over the 23 years they were friends and rivals. Ian Leslie’s new biography “John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs ...

“We didn’t want every song to sound the same,” said Douglas, noting the influence of The Beatles. “We were big Beatles fans, and the thing about The Beatles with the late albums, every ...

Julia Baird, the half-sister of John Lennon, has some harsh words about those upcoming Beatles biopics. In an interview with The Telegraph, Baird made it clear that she's not exactly crazy ...