The Beatles
Articles about the Beatles band, Beatles history, members of the Beatles and biographies.
Beatles History
The Beatles, John Lennon, Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and George Harrison made music history. The English pop group were essentially from Liverpool. They are credited with being one of the most commercially successful and critically acclaimed musicians in the world of music.
Michael Jackson to Sell the Beatles?
With his upcoming world tour and new album on the horizon, Michael Jackson is rumored to be considering selling his Beatles rights.
The Beatles Video Vault
Amazon lists 1,832 entries for Beatles videos. We review the top Beatles films that made the 1960s a fun time for all their fans.
Imagine: Lennon's Piano on a Peace Tour
Singer George Michael takes former Beatles' instrument on a symbolic road trip.
We Can Work It Out - Everyone's a Winner As Peace is Declared in Apple v Apple
Settlement of rancorous 30-year logo battle likely to herald charts comeback for the Beatles as tracks become available for downloading.
Must They Be Mashed Up?
The remix of the Beatles recordings is masterful, but you tamper with such a canon at your peril. By Mark Espiner
Beatles Cleared to Sue Record Companies
The surviving Beatles were today given the go-ahead to sue EMI and Capitol Records, claiming the music companies had used clandestine schemes in an attempt to "pocket millions of dollars" of royalties due to the band.
The Beatles are the Most Creative Band of All Time
The Beatles phenomenon went way beyond any kind of stardom that had ever been seen before because of their creative songwriting abilities, their musical abilities and their charismatic personalities.
Billy Preston, Keyboard Player With the Beatles, Dies at 59
Billy Preston, the songwriter and keyboard prodigy whose soulful playing graced records by Little Richard, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, died in Arizona yesterday aged 59.
Beatles Songs Pay Off Debt for Jackson
The long and winding road of Michael Jackson, from King of Pop to strange recluse with cash troubles, has led to a deal that will help avert his bankruptcy in exchange for a slice of music history - his share in the Beatles' catalogue.
Paul McCartney’s New Album Gets Personal
While the former Beatle has been famous for most of his life and given hundreds of interviews, he has usually managed to stick to prepared sound bites, while maintaining a friendly facade complete with wide grin and thumbs aloft.
Why the Beatles Made More Money than Einstein
Why did the Beatles generate more income in one year than Albert Einstein did throughout his long career?
The Beatles and Their Journey
A DVD/CD Set That Pleases and Disappoints...Just mention of the name The Beatles and it creates an excitement and expectation like no other performing musical act in the history of recorded music.
John Lennon's childhood home opens to public
The home where John Lennon grew up and wrote some of the early Beatles hits was today officially opened to the public by his widow, Yoko Ono.
Paul McCartney
When Paul McCartney toured America last spring, many observers drew parallels with the Beatles' arrival in the US four decades previously.
How Beatles lost a hard day's fight with Lee Marvin
The Beatles' final single, Let It Be, was yesterday named the greatest chart-topper that never was. The song, held off the prime spot in 1970 by Lee Marvin's Wanderin' Star, topped a poll of the best songs that were denied a number one and peaked a place below.
Amazon lists 1,832 entries for Beatles videos. We review the top Beatles films that made the 1960s a fun time for all their fans.
Imagine: Lennon's Piano on a Peace Tour
Singer George Michael takes former Beatles' instrument on a symbolic road trip.
We Can Work It Out - Everyone's a Winner As Peace is Declared in Apple v Apple
Settlement of rancorous 30-year logo battle likely to herald charts comeback for the Beatles as tracks become available for downloading.
Must They Be Mashed Up?
The remix of the Beatles recordings is masterful, but you tamper with such a canon at your peril. By Mark Espiner
Beatles Cleared to Sue Record Companies
The surviving Beatles were today given the go-ahead to sue EMI and Capitol Records, claiming the music companies had used clandestine schemes in an attempt to "pocket millions of dollars" of royalties due to the band.
The Beatles are the Most Creative Band of All Time
The Beatles phenomenon went way beyond any kind of stardom that had ever been seen before because of their creative songwriting abilities, their musical abilities and their charismatic personalities.
Billy Preston, Keyboard Player With the Beatles, Dies at 59
Billy Preston, the songwriter and keyboard prodigy whose soulful playing graced records by Little Richard, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones, died in Arizona yesterday aged 59.
Beatles Songs Pay Off Debt for Jackson
The long and winding road of Michael Jackson, from King of Pop to strange recluse with cash troubles, has led to a deal that will help avert his bankruptcy in exchange for a slice of music history - his share in the Beatles' catalogue.
Paul McCartney’s New Album Gets Personal
While the former Beatle has been famous for most of his life and given hundreds of interviews, he has usually managed to stick to prepared sound bites, while maintaining a friendly facade complete with wide grin and thumbs aloft.
Why the Beatles Made More Money than Einstein
Why did the Beatles generate more income in one year than Albert Einstein did throughout his long career?
The Beatles and Their Journey
A DVD/CD Set That Pleases and Disappoints...Just mention of the name The Beatles and it creates an excitement and expectation like no other performing musical act in the history of recorded music.
John Lennon's childhood home opens to public
The home where John Lennon grew up and wrote some of the early Beatles hits was today officially opened to the public by his widow, Yoko Ono.
Paul McCartney
When Paul McCartney toured America last spring, many observers drew parallels with the Beatles' arrival in the US four decades previously.
How Beatles lost a hard day's fight with Lee Marvin
The Beatles' final single, Let It Be, was yesterday named the greatest chart-topper that never was. The song, held off the prime spot in 1970 by Lee Marvin's Wanderin' Star, topped a poll of the best songs that were denied a number one and peaked a place below.