The Beatles may have changed music forever, but John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr had plenty left to say solo.

The Beatles turned unforgettable melodies into orchestral masterpieces, from Yesterday to All You Need Is Love to Strawberry ...

A revealing new box set revisits the Beatles’ landmark 1965 album, capturing four young men moving beyond Beatlemania and discovering just how far their music could take them.

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To everyone who spent their youth in the 80s, how are you doing? I still love music as much as ever and continue to listen to ...

What is the Beatles’ best album? “The one you’re listening to right now” is always the correct answer, of course, and that could encompass “Meet the Beatles” or “Let It Be” at any given moment. But ...

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John Lennon had solo hits before the Beatles even broke up. Here's a countdown of his 40 best songs, from "Instant Karma!" to "Imagine" and beyond.

"Sometimes Paul would make us do these really fruity songs," Harrison told Crawdaddy in 1977. "I mean, my god, 'Maxwell's ...

All of that to say: there was bound to be some Beatles tracks that McCartney didn't like, at least in retrospect. The passage of time often sheds new light and perspective on idea ...