On April 11, 1970, fifty-five years ago, The Beatles ’ classic ballad “Let It Be” became the band’s next-to-last single to top the Billboard Hot 100. The song, which also was the title track of the ...

Fifty-four years ago today, all four former members of the Beatles had song on the UK singles charts that would become hits.

George Harrison's songwriting blossomed during his time in The Beatles, but he was always felt overshadowed by chief ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote the ... The song lent its name to and featured on The Beatles' final studio album, which was released in May 1970 - a month after the band split up.

Music icon George Harrison said he felt "paranoid" musically and thought his songs sounded "fruity" as he recorded his solo ...

The list below of the Top 40 Songs of 1965 highlights several great and culturally seismic tracks from the year's biggest ...

The Who’s feuds weren’t contained to the band’s line-up itself, either. Over the years, they clashed with their management, production staff, record labels, and, of course, other bands. Pete Townshend ...

The Beatles star George Harrison penned what would go on to be one of his most successful solo tracks on the day he furiously ...

How Dire Straits went from the pubs of London to become one of the biggest bands of the 1980s ...