On this day in 1982, Paul McCartney scored his 24th no. 1 hit with his Stevie Wonder collaborative single "Ebony And Ivory".

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.

A look at how some opening lyrics by The Beatles were pretty bad, the reasons why that might have been and why 'Michelle' from 'Rubber Soul' tops the list.

Though John Lennon and Paul McCartney worked closely together as songwriters, there was always competition between the two. Paul and John wrote the vast majority of The Beatles' songs, in the early ...

George Harrison had many profound things to say in his solo career, but the single greatest gift he could have given the ...

Six years ago, while holidaying in Spain, erstwhile Rialto singer and song-writer Louis Eliot was rushed to hospital for extreme emergency surgery, mere hours ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote hundreds of songs together during their time in The Beatles, but We Can Work It Out was ...