Absent from rock for years before the Fabs used them, dual lead lines would eventually be embraced by 1970s guitarists ...

George Harrison was a pivotal force in The Beatles, bringing a sense of diversity and class to the Fab Four. But he also saw ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were each other’s favorite audience. That was plainly clear as the besotted Beatles bantered, bickered and obsessed over the 23 years they were friends and rivals.

Every 1960s act was living in the shadow of The Beatles in many respects, but Jimi Hendrix was interested in subverting what the Fab Four had done.

George Harrison was born in a neighbourhood which ... offered to teach him tunes and new chords. It was through a shared musical interest that he became friendly with Paul McCartney, who would ...

The two friends started collaborating on songs almost as soon as they met, scribbling lyrics and chords in a notebook ... Club to test the waters. George Harrison contributed to many Lennon ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were the core pieces to The Beatles' songwriting, but what do both of their most hated songs say about their approaches?

When The Beatles broke up, Ringo Starr was John Lennon’s only worry heading into the 1970s. "I’m pleased that everyone is doing well," the 'Mother' writer said.

Paul McCartney didn't need any more validation as a rock and roll star, and yet it only takes one show to set him on the ...

Ask Ricky Byrd what type of sound he went for on his new album, and the answer comes fast: “Straight-up rock ’n’ roll.”And ...