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The Beatles launch 12-minute Now And Then film as anticipation grows ahead of the release of their "last ever" song

The Now And Then film tells the story of the decades-old cassette that's the basis of the new Beatles song

Louder

"I didn't think it would be the last one. And nothing was said to indicate that, at least not to me": Beatles engineer Geoff Emerick on the recording of Abbey Road, track-by-track

RECORDING WEEK 2023: A classic interview with the band's late chief engineer – "You could really see the joy in their faces as they played; it was like they were teenagers again"

MusicRadar

‘Earliest known film of the Beatles’ to feature in Peter Jackson-directed music video

Director makes his first ever music video for Now and Then, the ‘final’ Beatles song combined from 1995 sessions and a late-70s John Lennon demo

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Exclusive: film director Peter Jackson tells us how he made The Beatles' last music video

As the band releases Now and Then, their last single, the filmmaker talks us through the process – and how he never actually agreed to do it at all

Evening Standard

Peter Jackson's music video for the last ever Beatles' song Now and Then to premiere on Friday

It's the Lord of the Rings director's first foray into music videos, and he was initially 'reluctant'

Evening Standard

Rock biographer Philip Norman: ‘It took me years to understand the paradox of George Harrison’

After books on Lennon and McCartney, the author turns to the contradictory ‘quiet Beatle’ – whose acid tongue and sexual buccaneering coexisted with mantras and prayer wheels

The Guardian - UK

Here, there and everywhere: why the world is still crazy about the Beatles

Now and Then may be the band’s final song, but the appetite for books, exhibitions, films and TV series about the Fab Four seems never to wane

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'We wanted fame... it wasn't like it was thrust on us'

Paul McCartney says 1964 was 'a year in which a lot of things changed'.

The Canberra Times

OPINION - Why Taylor Swift is bigger than The Beatles (but smaller than the French economy)

If you want to annoy an economist, try mixing up stock and flow. This is a mistake commonly made even by business journalists (though not Jonathan Prynn, of course) when attempting to describe the value of large companies.

Evening Standard

Everything we know about the Beatles’ Now and Then, the final single the band will release

One final Beatles song is coming soon. Here's everything we know about it.

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The Beatles: ‘final’ song Now and Then to be released thanks to AI technology

Software developed for Peter Jackson’s documentary Get Back has been used to separate Lennon’s vocals from a demo tape he left to Paul McCartney

The Guardian - UK

The Beatles have released their last song - Now and Then - 40 years after Lennon recorded it

With the advance of technology, the remaining band members have been able to liberate Lennon's 1979 song and give it new life

Evening Standard

The story behind Now and Then: The Beatles' brilliant new track

Taken from a cassette recorded by John Lennon, this uses AI technology to bring all four Beatles back together one last time

Evening Standard

Did the Beatles cryptically hint a new, final single is coming soon in 2023?

It sure looks like a new, final Beatles single is coming with all four of them performing on it.

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Newcastle Herald

Paul McCartney fans in Newcastle express emotions ahead of show

'It's like seeing Beethoven. Paul is living music history.'

Newcastle Herald

Beatlemania: life through Paul McCartney's lens

'We wanted the thrill of the fame and the things it would bring.'

Evening Standard

Priti Patel ‘begged’ US to take British terror suspect Aine Davis, court told

On June 18 last year, British officials learned that prosecutors in New York were seeking to extradite Davis to the US.

The Independent UK

Mick Jagger shares what he wants The Rolling Stones to be remembered for

Legacy rock band will soon release their first album of original music in 18 years

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The Guardian - UK

‘Forgotten and overlooked’: how Jewish designers dressed the Beatles and changed global fashion

A new exhibition aims to highlight a huge but often ignored contribution to style in the Swinging 60s

The Guardian - UK

Fleetwood Mac decided to go their own ways. How do bands know when to quit, and shouldn’t more do so?

After the death of Christine McVie, Stevie Nicks has called time. There is an art to timing it right – just look at the Beatles, says music writer Michael Hann

Salon

Beatles fashion was "worth emulating"

Deirdre Kelly traces the Fab Four's evolving fashion and strategic styling as part of their unparalled success

The Guardian - UK

‘Every Cocteau Twins song sounds like an orgasm’: Perry Farrell’s honest playlist

The Jane’s Addiction man grew up on the Beatles and has played Led Zeppelin to Trump, but who can he no longer listen to?

The Independent UK

‘Hundreds contact appeal in 24 hours’ to help find missing McCartney guitar

The bass was purchased for £30 in Hamburg, Germany, in 1961 by Sir Paul and been used during his time with The Beatles.

The Independent UK

Paul McCartney: Worldwide search launched for missing Beatles 1961 Höfner guitar

Instrument, used on some of The Beatles’ most loved hits, disappeared in the Sixties

Louder

John Lennon wanted to produce them, Pat Metheny said he wouldn’t have played jazz fusion without them, and Rick Wakeman claimed he played the greatest organ solo ever: Rod Argent looks back on his time with the Zombies and Argent

Rod Argent was the founding member of The Zombies and Argent and collaborated with some of the best-known names in music, including Phil Collins and The Who. And now the Zombies are reanimated and ready for another bite of success…

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