and gifted us with some of the greatest songs ever recorded. With that in mind, let's riffle through The Beatles songbook and single out their best work.

When they were first released 50 years ago, The Beatles' Red and Blue albums became the ultimate greatest hits compilations. The two double LPs encompassed the highlights of the Beatlemania era ...

Trying to cover a Beatles song and do it justice is not easy, regardless of who attempts it. Still, there have been some memorable covers of classic Beatles tunes. In chronological order ...

You can’t talk about the best songs of all time without talking about the Beatles. In fact ... it’s arguably one of Lennon’s greatest pieces and has his mark stamped all over it – but ...

And with a discography as rich as The Beatles’, it only makes sense that there would be a few songs that the Fab Four ... “I always had the TV on very low in the background when I was ...

“Now and Then” hits 10 weeks spent on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart. While The Beatles may be one of the most successful rock bands of all time, their latest single is only just now ...

The Beatles had several songs that were written around the lives and stories of made up characters. From lonely women to outcasted religious leaders, find three of their best songs about fictional ...

The Beatles’ “Here Comes the Sun” gained massively on Monday as millions of Americans focused on all things related to the eclipse–even songs that weren’t really connected to the event.

Sometimes, the albums had different running orders, while other American releases grabbed songs from the band’s UK albums and singles to create unique Beatles albums that didn’t exist in the ...

Martin Scorsese is producing a new Disney+ documentary that chronicles The Beatles’ first trip to the U.S. in 1964. The documentary, aptly dubbed “Beatles ’64,” will hit Disney+ on Nov.

Rick Yorn and Jeff Jones are executive producers on the project. More to come… The post Martin Scorsese’s ‘Beatles ’64’ Documentary Hits Disney+ in November appeared first on TheWrap.