The Beatles’ trusted engineer abandoned the fractious sessions for *The White Album*, citing a toxic atmosphere that felt like “watching a divorce between four people.” He later returned for *Abbey Road* on the promise of a clean slate.
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The Beatles’ trusted engineer abandoned the fractious sessions for *The White Album*, citing a toxic atmosphere that felt like “watching a divorce between four people.” He later returned for *Abbey Road* on the promise of a clean slate.
The four-part biopic project will use the iconic studio’s exterior and courtyard, with production planning vintage vehicles and roughly 80 extras.
The home recording, titled “Little Girl,” was found on a tape reel from the Lennon estate and will appear on the Rubber Soul Special Edition in October.
Before the screaming crowds at JFK, a split-second studio exchange between Lennon and McCartney snapped a song into focus—and gave the Beatles their first US number one.
The 1965 classic returns with new mixes, unreleased sessions, and a previously unheard John Lennon song outline.
For the first time since 1964, the Beatles classic was performed live — at a private ceremony in Madison Square Garden, with Stevie Nicks also taking the stage.
Paul McCartney performed “I Want to Hold Your Hand” live for the first time in 62 years during Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden reception, marking a rare return to a song he had never played solo.
A complete, high-quality print of the band’s 1964 mimed performance, long thought lost after the BBC erased the original tape, has been recovered by a British conservation group.
Fresh reassessment of the Abbey Road sessions, fueled by Peter Jackson’s Get Back, dismantles decades of myth around the band’s last days together.
In a new podcast, Boyd reveals no one from the Sam Mendes films contacted her or tour manager Chris O’Dell. The productions seem set on a version of the story that ignores living witnesses.
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