The Beatles' final days were marked by strained relations within the band, with Ringo Starr briefly quitting and George ...

Exploring the reasons why John Lennon hated making The Beatles' album 'Let It Be' and how this was epitomised by the titular track from the record.

Author Gillian G. Gaar picks the must-have Beatles books for a reader to get the full spectrum of Fab Four history.

Despite the tensions the album was made within, Paul McCartney still recognises the greatness to be found on The Beatles' 'White Album', especially these songs.

Mirror US casts an eye on why John Lennon describes the recording of the last The Beatles album Let It Be as the 'most ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon had a private conversation when George Harrison briefly left The Beatles. Secretly recorded by the Let It Be filmmakers, one moment saw an earth-shattering confession ...

George and Ringo took some convincing on January 29 and the following day The Beatles took to the roof of their Apple Corps ...

The end result, as Whitaker recalled ... Martin recalled in Mark Lewisohn's 1988 book The Complete Beatles Recording Sessions. For this new song, tentatively titled "Mark I," Lennon announced ...

Several hundred fans began converging earlier that afternoon, but by the end of the ... a 24-year-old session drummer who had previously worked with Martin on an album of Beatles covers.

Paul McCartney said the track demonstrated Lennon's insecurities about relationships, noting, "John was always on the run, ...