The tune is a bit similar to The Beatles ... The song’s acoustic guitar-based melody and simple arrangement allowed the emotional lyrics to shine. The band’s lead vocalist, Davy Jones ...

There are many things to consider when we speak about originality or copyright in a song. That brings me to the question of ...

Vinyl is a limited run of 100, cut and mastered pristine, with a 12” x 12” lyric insert on which White also details the album ...

The mop tops never played at Welsh-Ryan Arena or Dyche Stadium (as Ryan Field was known then). To my knowledge they never even visited our fair city when ...

Depending on who you ask, this track is at the top of The Beatles’ trippiest songs. This elevating, psychedelic tune from Revolver stands out from all of the other tracks on that album.

While Ringo wasn’t too interested in writing songs, he did contribute a tune or two, either entirely on his own or as co-writing efforts with his bandmates. Let’s look at a few Beatles songs ...

The song was The Beatles’ return to a rawer, live-in-the-studio sound, featuring Billy Preston on keyboards. Elvis incorporated ‘Get Back’ into a medley with his own song, ‘Little Sister ...

The '80s were marked by dizzying highs and catastrophic lows for ex-members of the Beatles. This song's positioning at the lead track on the sometimes exhaustingly mechanized Press to Play should ...

The Beatles recorded the song during their marathon 'Please Please Me' session in London on February 11, 1963, which saw them record their debut album in a day. George sang the lead vocal and ...

Despite this, unsurprisingly, The Beatles continue to thrive in today's streaming age, with their songs amassing hundreds of millions – and in some instances, billions – of streams.

The combination of songs and story means the Beatles remain fascinating; the fact that they are still fascinating means there ...