A 1968 hit track that is widely considered iconic was voted “the worst song of the sixties” by Rolling Stone's readers. The ...

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John Lennon wrote several of The Beatles' most well known hits, but still, he couldn't quite seem to cut himself a break.

Brian Wilson was so blown away by this one Beatles song that he assumed they surely must have made it with the help of drugs, complimenting the vocals.

After The Beatles split, John Lennon released How Do You Sleep? a savage diss track aimed directly at Paul McCartney during their heated feud.

George Harrison overcame being overshadowed by Lennon and McCartney to become a solo songwriting sensation with his ...

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George Harrison released an album and embarked on a US tour in a whirlwind stretch in 1974. Critics were waiting for him.

A new documentary takes on the post-Beatles period when critics hated McCartney, and fans blamed him for breaking up the band.

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Man On The Run looks at Paul McCartney's life in the decade immediately following the split of The Beatles. "The event is so ...

HOLYOKE — MIFA Victory Theatre is partnering with New England Public Media for the first radio debut of “Cancionero de luto ...