The Beatles' split was confirmed on April 10, 1970, in promotion material for Paul McCartney's first solo album.

Though Paul wrote the song as a political satire, John worried it was about him and Yoko Ono. He told Playboy in 1980: "I ...

I had thought perhaps Rest of world; Right of way; Rules of warfare; Redistribution of wealth… Or possibly, a connection to the fact that the address is 5 Savile Row. The restaurant ... new biopic ...

Fanny’, ‘Charity Ball’, ‘Fanny Hill’ & ‘Mother’s Pride’ – they progressed from a pop band to a classy rock band, developing ...

The suited and booted singer threw herself into arguably the most unusual gig of her life, writes Fiona Shepherd ...

Eric Clapton and George Harrison had a long and enduring friendship. At first, though, Clapton didn't see Harrison as a ...

Around Soho we take in David Bowie’s Ziggy Stardust location – of course, the local pub is now dubbed The Starman – and it’s a short walk to Saville Row where the Beatles played a rooftop ...

It confirms the account of the surviving Beatles in the Anthology that it ... how Lennon brought things to a head at a meeting in Savile Row, after the debut of his Plastic Ono Band in Toronto ...

In January 1969, The Beatles set out to write and record new songs for their first live show in more than two years, culminating in an impromptu concert atop their Savile Row studio.