John Lennon is best known for his incredible songwriting talents, but these isolated vocals prove that he was an underrated singer as well.

Exploring the reasons why John Lennon hated making The Beatles' album 'Let It Be' and how this was epitomised by the titular track from the record.

With a storied history as a live band before their first single, The Beatles had played with several classic guitars before 'Love Me 'Do stormed the charts.

John Lennon’s vocals, recorded at the end of a long session, added a gritty edge to the track. 5. ‘Hey Jude’ Amassing 647 million streams, ‘Hey Jude’ is one of The Beatles’ most ...

It was probably Ringo." The song was recorded over three different sessions in September and October 1963 and the 'With The Beatles' album was released in November 1963. Despite John and Paul's ...

Mirror US casts an eye on why John Lennon describes the recording of the last The Beatles album Let It Be as the 'most ...

Even during their lunch break, The Beatles continued rehearsing. The afternoon session saw them record A Taste of Honey, ...

The first full-length animated Disney movie, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, came out in 1937. Thus, Disney's film empire is actually older than the term rock 'n' roll, which wasn't coined until the ...

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Quinn brings a playful spirit to her craft as a vocalist, leaning into the improvisational essence of the jazz idiom with ...

What makes June seem unlikely for the release date is the Beatles' contract with Bert Kaempfert Produktion, which started July 1 (as seen reproduced in Lewisohn, "Chronicle", page 33). While it is odd ...

For West Virginia residents, the South Charleston Antique Mall offers a chance to rediscover local heritage and bring pieces ...