About recording it, John said: "I was always bitterly ashamed of it, because I could sing it better than that" ...

The vast majority of The Beatles' songs were written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon, with them jointly credited to Lennon-McCartney. Paul and John's writing partnership was legendary ...

When John Lennon recorded in the early 1970s, he sometimes didn't even sing a single song. One night, though, he astonished a crowd.

More than their guitar playing, bass playing or drumming, the Beatles were known for their songwriting. Their lyrics, storytelling and the way they keyed into the collective consciousness with their ...

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Paul McCartney wrote more songs for The Beatles than any other member, so naturally, there were some tracks that weren't deemed a right fit.

John Lennon said he lost interest in The Beatles when he met Yoko Ono. He remained in the band until 1969 when he told Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr that he wanted to move on.

The Beatles proved time and again that they were musical omnivores. By that we mean that they weren't afraid to borrow from any musical style, confident they could imbibe its essence and come out the ...

Ringo Starr said he left an Elton John stadium show because he didn’t recognize the songs, and he’d stopped adding new track ...

John Lennon and Miles Davis may have been men of many talents, but Lennon certainly didn't have much aptitude for sporting endeavours.

Keystone/Getty Images After Beatlemania swept the globe, many of the members’ children found the rampant popularity affected ...