Despite writing some of the greatest songs ever made, there were a number of Beatles tracks so bad that even the Beatles themselves didn't like them.

The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul McCartney appeared on the 'Tonight Show'. With Johnny Carson out, the interview was a disaster.

The Beatles, in both their joint and solo careers, released a bunch of brilliant but sometimes controversial hits, and Paul ...

John's fiery iconoclasm was tempered by Paul's lyrical grace, while Paul's wide-eyed charm was toughened by John's resilience ...

In a 1971 interview, unearthed in a 2020 Boston auction, Bob Dylan said he wrote “ Lay Lady Lay” for Barbra Streisand. The ...

“I stuck the record on the sound system and the slow thundering build-up of ‘Hey Jude’ shook the club,” Sanchez remembered in ...

At times while in The Beatles, George Harrison had to fight to make his voice heard. With John Lennon and Paul McCartney ...

In an interview, McCartney said: “One of my favourite songs because of its structure is Cheek To Cheek.” Penned by American ...

At the height of the British Invasion of the mid-1960s, Chad and Jeremy were the first of the invaders to appear on the West Coast — even before John, Paul, George and Ringo, The Beatles. Jeremy Clyde ...

In The Beatles' early days, John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote songs in tandem. The two would write together at Paul's ...

The Beatles' final album, 'Let It Be', arrived 55 years ago this month. Its legacy is complicated, to say the least.

When John Lennon accused Paul McCartney of “sabotaging” his Beatles song and how the incident underpinned their songwriting creative collaboration.