The Beatles

A starting point for Beatles fans, with links to all things Beatles, plus a tracklisting of all the songs on their main albums.

Submitted by paulrance 17 days ago

The best of the Beatles is hard to narrow down, but here it is, nonetheless.

Submitted by byronshell 27 days ago

for an amazing arange of music icon artworks, check out www.thecanvaslounge.com! the beatles-sgt.peppers lonely hearts...canvas is absolutley amazing,with its bright and vivid colours it really captures the era!!

Submitted by ottomarlow 1 month ago

We are all excited about the movie now being made about the last six years of the life of entrepreneur Brian Epstein. It promises to be a semi-documentary psychedelic trip of a picture! Not "a low-budget flick" by any means. Join us!

Submitted by Eppylover 2 months ago

Great new artists of Music. Be their next fan

Submitted by Dundiechampion 2 months ago

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Paul McCartney can lay claim to being the greatest ever songwriter to come out of the UK. Born in Liverpool on June 18th, 1942, McCartney, along with John Lennon, wrote songs which will surely last as long as popular music itself.

Whilst Lennon and McCartney songs had both names in the credits, it was often obvious which songs were mainly John's, and which were mainly Paul's. 'Yesterday' was, when Beatlegate was at its most bitter, mentioned by John Lennon in his withering 'How Do You Sleep?' attack on Macca, as the only good song McCartney ever wrote. Paul responded...

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-What To Live By-
Four young gents from Liverpool once told me, "The Love You Make Is Equal To The Love You Take." And in retrospect, they couldn't be any more right. Many people try to live by one philosophy, like "Give and you shall receive," or "There are no foolish questions, only foolish people." Bt, in reality, this is not a soap box article about philosophies to live by, but how one rock group changed my life forever.

-The Early Stages-
Rock music has never been a stranger to me, since I have experienced it since my dad first blasted Springsteen on my way home...

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Poetry, song and autobiography have been interlinked for millennia. In my pioneering life, beginning in 1962, the music and words of The Beatles and Bob Dylan, the culture of the sixties and my own autobiography come together in an interesting cross-fertilization. Bob Mason's unpublished PhD Thesis on 'The Dialogue Between the Beatles and Bob Dylan'1 illumined, for me, this triangle of relationships. To take but one of many possible examples, the very month I decided to pioneer among the Eskimo, October 1965, The Beatles' hit "Nowhere Man" was released, said Mason. Most of their songs were...

LONDON -- The British Broadcasting Corp. will air a long lost Beatles interview featuring John Lennon and Paul McCartney talking about the day they met and their songwriting partnership.

The Dave Matthews Band offered up an epic headlining set last night at the inaugural Rothbury Festival in Rothbury, Mich., utilizing an expanded eight-piece lineup for favorites like "Rhyme & Reason," "Seek Up" ...

Although they weren't as boldly innovative as the Beatles or as popular as the Rolling Stones or the Who, the Kinks were one of the most influential bands of the British Invasion.

First off, readers, let me make a full and frank confession: I am a fan of ABBA.