John Lennon and Paul McCartney are undoubtedly the most iconic songwriting partnership of all time. But this one track is wrongly credited to both of them.

In this exclusive Q&A, Smokey Robinson discusses The Beatles covering his song, meeting Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and the story of how he earned his nickname.

"If anyone was the fifth Beatle, it was Brian." On a November day in 1961, Brian Epstein fatefully decided to check out a ...

Paul McCartney might have a solid track record for great lyrics, but he missed the opportunity to work alongside a fellow legend.

In 1963, the Liverpool, England-born rock band known as the Beatles released their debut LP, Please Please Me. It was the result of years working together—four neighborhood kids named John, Paul, ...

The Beatles' John Lennon once credited this 1960s pop song as having the "greatest f***ing guitar lick ever written." ...

Some Beatles covers are better than the originals. One soul singer did a version of "Let It Be" that feels like a spiritual experience.

Paul McCartney has paid tribute to his former Beatles bandmate George Harrison, who would have turned 82 today. George, who ...

Despite the high praise, Weller himself has been inspired by a diverse range of artists. He even identified seven key songs ...

Instructor Olivia Miranda stages a ballet as chaotic and beloved as the Beatles’ iconic final album, inspiring an inner ...

Paul McCartney has written a new book about his life and career after The Beatles split in 1970. “I’m so very happy to be transported back to the time that was Wings and relive some of our madcap ...

Michael Jackson turned The Beatles' "Come Together" into a new jack swing song and it worked surprisingly well.