John Lennon wrote a book in 1964 that would serve as a sort of foreshadowing to the Beatles' late-1960s psychedelic era.

The Beatles butted heads with their producer, George Martin, while they were recording what would become their debut single.

The Righteous Brothers served as opening act for both the Rolling Stones and the Beatles in 1964. Bill Medley revealed which ...

The Beatles' early songs were all about love but that changed when John Lennon started to feel dissatisfied, ultimately ...

About the song, Paul McCartney said: "It was in a period where he (John) was a bit dissatisfied with what was going on" ...

We put a song out and Brian would hear it, and then he’d do one. Which is nice – it’s like me and John ... Ian MacDonald, The Beatles saw the Californian band's 1966 album 'Pet Sounds ...

We hope you love it as much as we do ... Beatles, the Best Rock Performance category included The Black Keys' "Beautiful People (Stay High)," Green Day's "The American Dream Is Killing Me ...

Best lyric: “Well, do you, don't you want me to love you ... The title track to The Beatles' great departure from their pop-infused earlier work is a stellar album opener.

Instruments used in the recording of The Beatles' classic album ... Lennon's disagreements over Sgt Pepper. The album was released amid the 'summer of love'. It is arguably their most iconic ...

Do you want to tour with me?" Back then ... why the former Beatle's latest album is such a success. "Everything in those records is an explosion of freedom and love," Burnett said.

“The Beatles ... “Love to all of our fans, I see your faces every night and you can be assured I've never phoned it in in my life,” White goes on to explain. “Whether its [sic] 20 minutes or 2 hours, ...

"Love Me Do", but George Martin had Alan White, a session drummer, play instead (Ringo can be heard on the album version of the song). In 1963, The Beatles initiated a craze known as "Beatlemania ...