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The Beatles’ Contentious Final No. 1 Hit Was Almost a Tom Jones Single
The Beatles released their last No. 1 hit as a band in May 1970. But before that, it was almost a Tom Jones single.
Joey Molland, of the Power-Pop Band Badfinger, Is Dead at 77
He was the last remaining core member of a group that was both propelled and pigeonholed in the 1970s by its close ...
'Beatles on the Beach' returns to Delray Beach for four days of Beatles-themed fun
The city's international Beatles on the Beach Festival returns this weekend with an expected 10,000 guests in tow.
'Huge' song Paul McCartney wrote for The Beatles but gave to another band on one condition
It wasn't the only time they wrote a song which became a band's first hit. Paul had written 'Come And Get It' in 1969 and ...
Which Rock Bands Have Reached the 1 Billion Stream Per Year Mark? Not As Many As You’d Think
Some of the biggest-selling rock artists in the world are not reaching streaming benchmarks that many R&B/hip-hop and pop acts are clearing regularly.
The Beatles song John Lennon called “one of my favourite Lennon tracks”
John Lennon was often very critical of his work with The Beatles, but he always maintained that 'Come Together' was one of his finest efforts with the band.
The Beatles’ top 10 songs ranked - and number one isn’t ‘Let It Be’ or ‘Yesterday’
In an era dominated by digital music, The Beatles' classic hits still resonate deeply. Learn which of their songs that have amassed the most streams.
A ‘Beatles Blast’ concert set for April 12 at the St. George Theatre
The Staten Island “Beatles Blast” concert, dubbed the borough’s largest and most popular Beatles-themed event, began in 2013 ...
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Elvis Presley's favorite Beatles songs were all written by one member he 'loved'
Elvis Presley had a complicated relationship with The Beatles, but he did have a favourite member of the Fab Four - and it ...
George Harrison hated Frank Sinatra covering his Beatles song: “Thanks, Frank”
George Harrison only wrote a handful of songs while with The Beatles, but the ones he wrote were masterpieces and didn't deserve to be ruined by others.
Peter Wolf on "warming up" to The Beatles, his musical roots and his memoir, “Waiting on the Moon"
Legendary rock musician and frontman Peter Wolf joined host Kenneth Womack to talk about discovering obscure songs, “warming up” to The Beatles, his new memoir “Waiting on the Moon” and much more on a ...