Paul McCartney knows when a song is good or bad, and he has praised these three Beatles tracks as some of his favorites.

On this day way back in 1967, a song by The Beatles was effectively banned by the BBC for just one short lyric.

In the second half of the 1960s, tensions within The Beatles ... the song's composition, with people suggesting it was about Paul's creative differences with John or even his own love life. Writer ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were an unrivalled song-writing partnership. The two wrote the vast majority of The Beatles' songs ... is evident in the lyrics and he also appeared to refer ...

The Beatles recorded 213 in their official catalogue between 1962 and their 1970 split, comprising 188 original tracks and 25 ...

The Beatles were active between 1960 and 1970, releasing 213 songs in their official catalogue. But John Lennon did not ...

In that sense, ‘Yesterday’ might not be the most complex tune, but is perhaps The Beatles at their purest. As Henley concluded: “Most great art has some tragic element to it. Paintings, songs, films, ...

The Beatles land three tracks on the U.K.’s Official Physical Singles chart, with “From Me to You” returning alongside “Now and Then” and “I Want to Hold Your Hand.” ...

When The Beatles ... some honest songs during his time in The Beatles, he could show his true self a lot more freely when he started making music as a solo artist. This meant not only making music ...