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The Beatles’ 5-Hour Recording Session That Made History

Working at the legendary Abbey Road Studios, The Beatles cut their single "She’s a Woman" in just five hours on Oct. 8, 1964.

The Beatles Reveal How Their Families Reacted to Their Sudden Fame in Newly Reissued Anthology — Read an Excerpt Here! (Exclusive)

For the first time since it was originally released in 2000, Chronicle Books will release 'The Beatles Anthology, 25th ...
American Songwriter

Editing ‘The Beatles’ Down From Two Discs to One: Which Songs Make the Cut?

What if 'The Beatles' was just one disc instead of two? We make the hard choices about which twelve songs should make the cut ...

The 30 worst Beatles songs, according to data science

From 'Revolution 9' to 'Long, Long, Long' and 'Honey Pie', we're looking at the science that has crowned the 30 worst songs by The Beatles ever.

Oscar Nominee Lands Major Role in Beatles Biopic Series

Sam Mendes, the director of “1917,” “Skyfall” and “American Beauty,” is making a four-film series on The Beatles. The series is tentatively titled ““The Beatles – A Four-Film Cinematic Event,” and ...

Iconic music studio used by the Beatles and the Rolling Stones to reopen in London

Regent Sound studio, which The Who's Pete Townshend called a "massive part of rock history," was silent for decades. It's ...
American Songwriter

On This Day in 1968, The Beatles Recorded One of John Lennon’s Favorite Songs, Which Contributed to the “Paul Is Dead” Theory

This late-night ode to a blossoming faraway love was John Lennon's favorite Beatles song (from that 1968 album, anyway).

The one Beatles album Bob Dylan never liked: “I thought that was a very indulgent”

The Beatles and Bob Dylan could always be cordial with each other, but the folk hero did know a few tunes didn't hit him the same way the rest did.