Latest about The Beatles
Roger McGuinn said Bob Dylan didn't recognize his own song when the Byrds performed it for him
The Byrds' founder talked to us about the origins of folk-rock, the allure of 12-string Rickenbackers and his eternal love of folk music
Why there are four George Harrison guitar solos on the Beatles’ “Let It Be”
Over a roughly one-year period, Harrison tracked a quartet of solos on the recording. Here's the story behind each of them
When Paul McCartney stormed out of a Beatles session, George Harrison was the glue that held it all together
As 1966 got underway, Harrison took on new roles in the Beatles — including substituting for McCartney as he veered away from playing bass guitar
Paul McCartney reveals three Beatles techniques that explain why they stood out from every other rock and roll band
From performance to recording and arranging, McCartney said the group found ways to make themselves a little different from the competition
"I’ve no recollection of ever recording it.” How a John Lennon rocker got banished from the Beatles' albums
Recorded for 1965’s ‘Help!’ album, “If You’ve Got Trouble” was the first song the group wrote for drummer Ringo Starr. It was almost immediately consigned to the vault
Ernie Isley recalls sitting next to Jimi Hendrix as the Beatles made their American television debut on The Ed Sullivan Show
Isley said he and his brothers had no idea they were sitting next to a future guitar deity. "We just knew he played extremely well"
“Not since the Renaissance.” Gene Simmons on the group he calls the best in over 200 years
The Kiss bassist looks beyond the band’s success with a keen eye on their creativity and songwriting
When Josh Homme was stunned into silence by George Harrison's Rosewood Tele
The Rosewood Telecaster was a gift to Harrison from Fender, but after using it for less than a week on 'Let It Be,' he cast it aside and gave it away just months later
