When The Beatles disbanded in 1970, each member embarked on a solo career with varying levels of success. Let’s break down their post-breakup achievements: 1. Paul McCartney – The Hitmaker…
The Beatles revolutionized music with their innovative sound and timeless hits. Here’s every studio album they released, in order: 1. Please Please Me (1963) – The debut album featuring hits…
Out of The Beatles’ legendary discography, which album does Paul McCartney love the most? The answer is Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band—and for good reason. In interviews, McCartney has…
On January 30, 1969, in the bitter cold of a London winter, The Beatles climbed to the roof of their Apple Corps headquarters at 3 Savile Row for what would…
Grammy-winning producer Giles Martin, son of Beatles legend Sir George Martin, has joined a growing backlash against Labour’s controversial AI proposals that would allow tech firms to use music, films,…
When John Lennon spoke to London’s Evening Standard in March 1966, he had no idea five words would ignite international outrage. “We’re more popular than Jesus now,” Lennon casually remarked…
On a quiet morning in 1964 at the Wimpole Street home of girlfriend Jane Asher’s parents, Paul McCartney awoke with a gift from his subconscious—a hauntingly beautiful melody that arrived…
On November 4, 1963, The Beatles performed at the Royal Variety Performance before Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother, and Princess Margaret. Before their final number, John Lennon delivered the cheekiest…
On July 8, 1969, photographer Iain Macmillan climbed a ladder and snapped six quick shots of The Beatles crossing Abbey Road. No elaborate setup, no retakes—just four bandmates strolling single-file…
The Beatles had no shortage of vocal talent, but when it came to Oh! Darling from Abbey Road, John Lennon believed Paul McCartney made the wrong call. McCartney, known for…