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The Beatles reportedly did not like to hear bad things about themselves. They were deeply hurt by criticism and prejudice. The Beatles were generally jovial and facetious in interviews and to …
The Beatles Were Way More Sensitive Than They Wanted People to Think Read More
The Beatles released an album cover that caused a major uproar. Now, it’s nearly impossible to find copies of it. In 1966, The Beatles released the album Yesterday and Today, which had a cover …
The Beatles’ Most Controversial Album Is Almost Impossible to Find: 1 Copy Just Sold for Thousands Read More
Ask their fans and most would agree that, throughout their history, The Beatles have made their fair share of perfect songs. Even though some tracks might resonate more than others in retrospect, …
The one Beatles song George Harrison thought was “simple” but flawless: “The perfect song” Read More
It was the eve of Paul McCartney’s historic Glastonbury performance. The sun had dipped beneath the English horizon, and the air was thick with memories. In the quiet of his …
“When John Spoke in a Dream: The Night Paul McCartney Brought Him Back” Read More
In the mid-90s, Oasis emerged, positioning themselves as the heirs to The Beatles’ throne, ready to transform the sound of their Merseyside predecessors into a modern and less frivolous version. …
When Noel Slammed the Beatles: “We’re Not Their Shadows—They’re Just Jealous Old Farts!” Read More
Billy Joel has some strong opinions about The Beatles’ iconic 1968 self-titled double album, famously known as “The White Album.” Despite being one of the most influential bands in music …
Billy Joel Calls The Beatles’ “White Album” a “Collection of Half-Assed Songs” Read More
On August 4, 1946, in Liverpool, United Kingdom, Maureen “Mo” Starkey was born as Maureen Cox—the only daughter of Joseph Cox, an assistant bartender, and Florence Barrett. From modest beginnings …
Maureen Starkey: The Quiet Beat of Ringo Starr’s Life Read More
“A Beatles reunion would ruin the whole Beatles thing.” — Paul McCartney After The Beatles split in 1970, the world never stopped asking: Will they ever get back together? Offers …
“We Were This Close”: What would a Beatles reunion have looked like? Read More
Young, spotty, and more chipper than their ropey chops should’ve afforded them, The Beatles stepped out and played their first concert on a sweltering August evening at Liverpool’s Jacaranda Club in 1960. …
The four-word maxim that Mick Jagger thinks would’ve kept The Beatles together: “Paul could do it” Read More
“Aпother Day” is a classic soпg by Paυl McCartпey, released as his first solo siпgle iп 1971 followiпg the breakυp of The Beatles. Writteп by McCartпey aпd his wife Liпda …
Paυl McCartпey’s “Aпother Day”: A Poigпaпt Portrait of Everyday Loпeliпess Read More