And the Janie Bradford/Berry Gordy “Money” that closes the album lets John run wild ... was the Beatles’ second feature film ...

As a founding member of The Beatles, Paul McCartney’s contributions to the music industry are undeniable. But his legacy ...

The resulting album, Run Devil Run ... refused to give members of his band much heads-up about what they’d be recording. He insisted upon quick run-throughs and then live takes without overdubs ...

The Killers paid tribute to the Beatles' 1964 performance at Forest Hills Stadium by covering "I Want to Hold Your Hand." ...

Read: The delights of parsing the Beatles’ most nonsensical song Band on the Run was released on November 30, 1973. McCartney’s previous two albums had struggled commercially, and his ...

Many of the albums in the collection ... Shortly before The Beatles’ history-making Stateside visit, Capitol Records secured exclusive U.S. rights to release the band’s recordings in a deal ...

The Beatles were comprised of four members in the long run: John Lennon ... Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and The Beatles, sometimes known as "The White Album". The White Album is considered ...

Harrison wasn’t the only member who honed in on his sound after the break-up of The Beatles. Lennon immersed himself in collaboration with Yoko Ono and recruited an ever-changing Plastic Ono Band to ...

Everyone has their favorites, but when lists are compiled, certain essential rock albums always rise to the top. There are ...

Paul McCartney & Wings’ 1973 film, “One Hand Clapping,” will make its cinematic debut (50 years late) on Saturday. It screens ...

The storied, already iconic record label rush released Meet The Beatles! on January 20, 1964. The album features 12 tracks drawn largely from the band’s U.K. album With The Beatles (released ...

When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Here’s a Christmas present for the Beatles nut in your life: Capitol is reissuing the seven ...