We don't think of The Beatles as blues artists. But these five songs might make you think again about their blues chops.

The Beatles have a back catalogue like no other. Their biggest hits have become part of our collective DNA, while many of their lesser-known have influenced countless musicians from every genre down ...

The Beatles made their split official in 1970, patching together Let It Be for May release from sessions dating back more than a year. By then, Ringo Starr had already released a solo album of ...

In 1995, 15 years after John Lennon's death, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, and George Harrison reunited with their iconic producer, George Martin, to create the ultimate Beatles documentary and release ...

The Beatles stopped touring before they reached their early studio pinnacle with Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heart Club Band, leaving a string of un-played era-defining late-'60s hits. Then John Lennon and ...

The Beatles never met a genre they didn't make their own, incorporating everything from raga to chamber pop to vaudeville during their revolutionary career. Still, when most people think of the Fab ...

John Lennon said one of The Beatles’ songs rarely received radio play. He said most radio stations only played certain Beatles songs. He named some of them. John explained why he listened to “Glass ...

If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. It’s a huge day for Beatles fans considering that the original ...

Michael Jackson thought these two Beatles songs could go without lyrics, because their melodies were so superb.

What seemed like a straightforward three-minute pop song B-side was really one of the most experimental Beatles songs. First, you had Ringo Starr’s drumming. It hardly settled into a groove at any ...