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Beatles uncover hidden John Lennon song in archives. What is it?

Beatles uncover hidden John Lennon song in archives. What is it?

A lost John Lennon song and 20 unreleased recordings headline the Beatles' expanded "Rubber Soul." Here's what fans will hear.

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Struggles and John Lennon's Criticism in New Documentary Promotion

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Struggles and John Lennon's Criticism in New Documentary Promotion

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Struggles and John Lennon's Criticism in New Documentary Promotion

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Relationship with John Lennon and Personal Struggles

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Relationship with John Lennon and Personal Struggles

Paul McCartney Reflects on Post-Beatles Relationship with John Lennon and Personal Struggles

New Documentary Explores Paul McCartney's Post-Beatles Career and Formation of Wings

New Documentary Explores Paul McCartney's Post-Beatles Career and Formation of Wings

New Documentary Explores Paul McCartney's Post-Beatles Career and Formation of Wings

There Is Precedent for Taylor Swift’s ‘Cleveland!’ Making the World Go Crazy: Paul McCartney’s ‘Silly Love Songs’ Era

There Is Precedent for Taylor Swift’s ‘Cleveland!’ Making the World Go Crazy: Paul McCartney’s ‘Silly Love Songs’ Era

It is a controversy actually worthy of an exclamation point. When was the last time the internet lost its collective stuff over a single song the way it did this past week with Taylor Swift’s “Cleveland!”? And they say there’s no such thing as a monoculture anymore. It might have felt like everyone you knew […]

Pink Floyd Recorded Its Debut as the Beatles Worked Next Door

Pink Floyd Recorded Its Debut as the Beatles Worked Next Door

Released on August 4, 1967, "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" stands as the debut studio album by the English rock band Pink Floyd. This pivotal rec...

From Moderate Success to Diamond Status, The Stranger Changed Everything

From Moderate Success to Diamond Status, The Stranger Changed Everything

Released on September 22, 1977, Billy Joel's fifth studio album, *The Stranger*, marked a pivotal moment in his career. While his four preceding al...

The 5 Longest Saxophone Solos In Rock And Pop History

The 5 Longest Saxophone Solos In Rock And Pop History

The dulcet tones of a saxophone can add depth and emotion to a song, and artists from Bruce Springsteen to Pink Floyd really let the instrument soar freely.

The Rolling Stones' 'Tumbling Dice' Explored as Iconic Rock Anthem Reflecting Risk-Taking Lifestyle

The Rolling Stones' 'Tumbling Dice' Explored as Iconic Rock Anthem Reflecting Risk-Taking Lifestyle

The Rolling Stones' 'Tumbling Dice' Explored as Iconic Rock Anthem Reflecting Risk-Taking Lifestyle

Producer Tom Werman Acknowledges Using The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' Riff in Cheap Trick Hits

Producer Tom Werman Acknowledges Using The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' Riff in Cheap Trick Hits

Producer Tom Werman Acknowledges Using The Who's 'Baba O'Riley' Riff in Cheap Trick Hits

Why Mickey Hart Left the Grateful Dead—and How He Found His Way Back

Why Mickey Hart Left the Grateful Dead—and How He Found His Way Back

Mickey Hart, born Michael Steven Hartman in 1943, is an American percussionist renowned for his role as one of the two drummers in the iconic rock ...

Paul McCartney and Judd Apatow Have a Revealing and Free-Wheeling Conversation About Wings and the Beatles in ‘Man on the Run’ Post-Screening Q&A

Paul McCartney and Judd Apatow Have a Revealing and Free-Wheeling Conversation About Wings and the Beatles in ‘Man on the Run’ Post-Screening Q&A

Paul McCartney met up with Judd Apatow for a 45-minute conversation following a screening of “Man on the Run” in Los Angeles Monday night, and it was very much a case of banter on the run. With Apatow at the helm, the chat took some comical turns, as might be expected, and also some unusually […]