The Beatles' Paul McCartney used a fake name to write a song for one band to see if it would be a hit without the connection ...

The Beatles weren't just a rock and roll sensation but a cultural phenomenon. Their rapid ascent began in 1963, captivating ...

Paul McCartney went experimental on the songs of McCartney II, but he returned to his strengths on the album closer "One Of These Days".

Inspired by Chuck Berry, aided by the Beach Boys, Back In The USSR annoyed people on both sides of the political spectrum ...

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In order to maintain some kind of privacy, Paul McCartney and John ... Paul said: 'I'm so very happy to be transported back to the time that was Wings and relive some of our madcap adventures ...

With the Ratliffs, we didn’t get to witness a reckoning or a redemption. Maybe I’m not in a high enough tax bracket to witness their ending? But you know who is? Belinda! I’ve never cheered ...

Although there are no concrete plans to cover Swift, "Teardrops On My Guitar" would be the one. After all, Drew is an androgynous name. "For some reason, almost 20 years later, I'm reflecting back ...

His son James’s autism diagnosis in 2009 sparked British writer John Harris’s latest book, a swiftly paced memoir that flows easily between personal family experience, music writing and ...

John Lennon was a tough Liverpool teenager with a well-earned reputation—a rocker with a volatile streak—when he first encountered Paul McCartney ... and Paul was amazed to see John playing ...

“I’m actually very happy he flew through the minor leagues,” Livvy says. “Because some of those places were brutal.” (Let the record reflect that Paul Skenes here described Altoona as ...