They attempted to flesh all three songs out into new Beatles songs, but they abandoned “Now and Then” because the audio quality of the Lennon demo was simply too poor. They didn’t return to ...

Although the BBC were also a champion of The Beatles, providing them with a platform to share their songs with millions across the United Kingdom, they also believed the band had a habit of ...

While the affair behind the song was inspired by real events, the twist ending sees the Beatle dream up a revenge plot on a disinterested woman. “Norwegian Wood is my favorite, too,” Wilson added.

The famed 1970 hit song “Let It Be” by The Beatles was featured in King’s 2013 novel Doctor Sleep. A now-grown Danny Torrance is being tormented by his own “shining” abilities ...

Sir Paul McCartney teases playing new Beatles song Now And Then on upcoming tour - Other songs teased include Helter Skelter, ...

Paul McCartney is set to debut the final Beatles song live (Picture: Harry Durrant/Getty Images) Sir Paul McCartney is back on the road and his new tour appears to include a touching performance ...

On October 5th, 1962, The Beatles released their first ever single, ‘Love Me Do’. It featured a prominent harmonica and originally didn’t have much percussion; however, it was re-recorded with Andy ...

At the show in Uruguay last night, the song appeared in an impressive 37-track setlist, which consisted of The Beatles hits, as well as songs by Wings and McCartney’s solo career.

Love the Beatles? Listen to Ken's podcast "Everything Fab Four." Instead, Rogovoy rightly underscores Harrison’s troubled marriage that month, as well as a fateful visit by Northern Songs ...

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Sir Paul McCartney has hinted that he will play new Beatles song Now And Then live for the first time on his upcoming tour. In a video on social media, the 82-year-old musician can be seen ...

At long last, Paul McCartney has started his 2024 leg of the Got Back Tour, officially debuting a new Beatles song in the setlist. On October 1, 2024, McCartney and his band performed a show at ...