The Beatles Said No to This George Harrison Song — Then It Became a Classic Hit

George Harrison’s All Things Must Pass, rejected during The Beatles’ Let It Be era, became the standout track of his landmark ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1965, The Beatles Started a Nine-Week Run at No. 1 with Their Second Soundtrack Album

Sixty years ago today, The Beatles were at No. 1 in the United States with a Grammy-nominated soundtrack album.
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The Beatles’ No. 1 American Hits Ranked

This attitude worked out in the Beatles favor, to put it mildly, both in their native U.K. and across the big pond in the U.S. At the time of this writing, the Beatles have the most No. 1 hits on the ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1962, the Full Beatles Lineup Recorded at Abbey Road Studios for the (Second) First Time

When The Beatles first arrived at EMI Recording Studios, they looked noticeably different from the Fab Four we know them as today. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, and George Harrison were all there, but ...
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The Time John Lennon Almost Got The Beatles Banned in America Over a Single Comment

The Beatles’ lore never stops. These "Scousers" might’ve won the hearts of every man and woman in the world, but at one point, the quartet were completely shunned by American society. Frontman John ...
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The first-time co-promoters of The Beatles’ 1965 Balboa Stadium concert were one-and-done

Being the co-promoters of The Beatles’ only San Diego concert would be a dream come true for any entrepreneurs. But for Richard Knoth and Dick Meads, who headed the San Diego advertising agency Knoth ...