The Beatles’ recording sessions were detailed by John Lennon in 1966, who said this rock band made everything from “electronic music” by clicking glasses together to “jokes.” Here’s what we learned ...

The Beatles began the recording of their masterpiece with a song that didn't end up on it. Over the course of the sessions, the song took several detours from John Lennon's stripped-down acoustic take ...

Giles Martin, producer of the expanded version of the Beatles’ White Album, argued against the perception that the LP was made during a difficult time in the band’s history, saying instead that it was ...

The Beatles planned on releasing a compilation album full of unreleased material, but half of the group wanted to scrap it. The album, tentatively titled Sessions, was proposed for release by EMI in ...

Paul and John Lennon wrote most of the songs that put The Beatles on the charts on both sides of the Atlantic. That hierarchy persisted even as George developed as a songwriter. He once said he’d have ...

The Beatles chose to hang up their touring boots in 1966, exhausted after years of performing for massive crowds of adoring fans. Their final tour, a whirlwind trip across the United States and Canada ...

Yoko Ono will forever be a significant part of the history of The Beatles, with some having blamed her and her relationship with John Lennon for the band’s demise. Now, Paul McCartney has spoken about ...

The Beatles plan to release a new collection of the band's BBC sessions, including commercially unreleased recordings and studio chatter. The CD and vinyl release planned for November will be a follow ...