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"Revolver" at 60 still unfolds secrets

The legacy of "Revolver" as The Beatles' creative turning point just never gets old

Salon · Aug 5

Quote of the day by Ringo Starr: 'I think the most exciting thing is that you expect people our age to know the music, but actually...' - music quote by English musician famously known for being The Beatles drummer on how songs can inspire generations and why lasting success is built on great work

Quote of the day by Ringo Starr: Ringo Starr believes great music lasts for generations. He notes that younger people know Beatles music, which is the important part. Starr's words emphasize the lasting power of meaningful art over fleeting trends. This reminds us to focus on creating valuable work with…

The Economic Times · Aug 4

Twelve incredible live performances just uploaded to the internet, including The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Pink Floyd, Thin Lizzy, King Crimson, Tom Waits and more

The internet is a goldmine, part 54568964

Louder · Aug 3

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I'm Counting Down Until The Sam Mendes Movies, But A Beatles Miniseries is Coming Even Sooner

The lads from Liverpool, off to Germany

Cinemablend · Aug 2

“Harrison lost interest in the Rosewood Telecaster well before Let It Be came out. In December 1969, he gave it away”: How George Harrison fell in and out of love with the Tele he played at the Beatles’ final performance – and where it is now

George Harrison’s heavyweight prototype Fender shaped the late-era Beatles sound, and later passed through the hands of Delaney Bramlett and, briefly, Jerry Garcia

Guitar World · Aug 1

“Some bands you see and you just know. The Beatles were one. The Stones were one. AC/DC were one”: This is what Lemmy really thought of AC/DC and their legendary singer Bon Scott

One great rock’n’roll icon pays a posthumous tribute to another

Louder · Aug 1

“Paul hits this chord and I turn to him and say, ‘That’s it!’ I said, ‘Do that again!’”: How The Beatles made the single that changed everything

It was the winning Beatle song that finally unlocked the fabled American market. Life - for both band and fans - would never be the same again…

MusicRadar · Jul 31

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Special edition of The Beatles’ 1965 album Rubber Soul to be released

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The Independent UK · Jul 29

The Beatles to release special edition of ‘pivotal’ album

The Beatles have previously shared special editions of Sgt Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club, The White Album, Abbey Road, Let It Be and Revolver

The Independent UK · Jul 29

The Beatles’ unheard session recordings from Rubber Soul set to be released

Originally released in December 1965, the new edition will be released in October.

Evening Standard · Jul 29

“Paul hits this chord and I turn to him and say, ‘That’s it!’ I said, ‘Do that again!’ We really used to write like that - both playing into each other’s nose”: The creation of the pivotal Beatles single that would grab America by the hand

It was the winning Beatle song that finally unlocked the fabled American market. Life - for both band and fans - would never be the same again…

MusicRadar · Jul 29

George Martin never out-wrote the Beatles. That's Exactly why he's the AI leadership lesson now

The "Fifth Beatle" didn't have better answers than Lennon and McCartney, the "Dean of Innovation" writes for Fortune—he heard possibilities they couldn't.

Fortune · Jul 26

Quote of the day by George Harrison: ‘Life goes on within you and without you’ – The Beatles’ lyric that reveals the secret to letting go

George Harrison's quote highlights the importance of inner peace and acceptance. His spiritual outlook shaped his music and influenced millions worldwide. Harrison was a key member of The Beatles, contributing iconic songs. He also pursued a successful solo career after the band's disbandment. His enduring message continues to resonate with…

The Economic Times · Jul 26

“If the Beatles startedwith a regular D major, rather than D6, it would definitely lose something”: 5 chord voicings that are a songwriter’s best friend

Despite the ‘four lads from Liverpool’ tag, The Beatles used some very sophisticated chords in many of their songs, and the audience lapped them up

Guitar World · Jul 25

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Evening Standard · Jul 17

The Rolling Stones level with The Beatles after landing 15th UK number one album

The 14-track record – titled Foreign Tongues – follows on from their 2023 release Hackney Diamonds.

Louder · Jul 15

"He said he did these big gigs to make money, but what he enjoyed best was playing in churches and castles with his missus." Russ Ballard's wild tales of Ritchie Blackmore, The Beatles, Robert Plant, Ozzy Osbourne and more

Go-to songwriter, solo artist and former Argent guitarist/singer Russ Ballard hung out with The Beatles, is mates with Roger Daltrey and heard Elvis stories from Robert Plant

International Business Times UK · Jul 14

Who Is Jude Bellingham? What To Know About the England Star Behind Football's Viral 'Hey Jude' Serenade

Jude Bellingham, England's World Cup star, is celebrated with the Beatles' 'Hey Jude' anthem. His journey from Borussia Dortmund to Real Madrid highlights his rising football career and family influence.

The Guardian - UK · Jul 10

Beatles’ early mentor Lord Woodbine to feature in new BBC drama

Six-part series will explore the band’s years in Hamburg, including the overlooked influence of Harold Phillips

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The Economic Times · Jul 6

Quote of the Day by Ringo Starr: 'I was the new boy. It was like joining a new class at school where...' The Beatles drummer's inspiring lessons on belonging, self-confidence, new beginnings, and why stepping outside your comfort zone often leads to extraordinary success

Ringo Starr's quote highlights the universal feeling of being an outsider. Starting new experiences often brings initial nervousness and vulnerability. This feeling is normal and leads to eventual confidence and growth. His journey with The Beatles exemplifies overcoming such initial discomfort. Embracing new situations fosters resilience and leads to extraordinary…

MusicRadar · Jul 3

"John was annoyed because I didn’t say that he had written one line of this song, Taxman… I also didn’t say how I wrote two lines to Come Together or three lines to Eleanor Rigby”: George Harrison and the questions around his Beatles credits

"I think in the balance I would have had more things to be niggled with him about than he would have with me"

Guitar World · Jul 3

“I said to Andy, ‘Is he gonna be into this? Because it’s a punk tune and I want overdriven bass. It’s gonna be simple, no mucking about’”: Mick Jagger on recruiting Paul McCartney to play bass on the Rolling Stones' upcoming album

The Beatles bassist lent his chops to Covered in You, a track featured on the Stones' forthcoming twenty-fifth studio album, Foreign Tongues

MusicRadar · Jun 30

“To call Led Zeppelin heavy metal is at the very least absurd and at worst a sin. To me, Zeppelin was the equivalent of great classical music”: Kiss stars Paul Stanley and Gene Simmons on why Zep and The Beatles’ debut albums are the greatest of all time

“The first time I heard Good Times Bad Times on the radio, my jaw just dropped!”

Louder · Jun 30

"He would just stroll into my kitchen wearing Speedos." As a kid, superstar DJ Fatboy Slim believed that The Beatles rehearsed in his grandmother's house. Then Paul McCartney moved in next door

"They said, 'Your uncle's in The Beatles?' Yeah, they rehearse at my nan's house"

Salon · Jun 26

New books revisit Beatles' milestones

Samira Ahmed's "A Hard Day's Night" and Amelia Davis' "The Beatles by Jim Marshall" bookend their touring years

International Business Times UK · Jun 26

How Did David Clayton-Thomas Die? The Turbulent Life of the Legendary Singer Who Beat The Beatles

David Clayton-Thomas, famed for leading Blood, Sweat, and Tears to Grammy success over The Beatles, has died at 84. His powerful voice and tumultuous life left an indelible mark on music.

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