Mahesh Magar 
You could spend weeks analysing the work of John Lennon. He has written so much in The Beatles, as a solo artist and for other musicians, that there is enough material to ponder over and pine through to put together a clear picture of the person behind the pieces. However, if you ever wanted to condense … Read more
The Beatles fans are defending Hey Bulldog and are suggesting the Yellow Submarine album song is the band’s very best. Not everyone was convinced by the claim it was one of the best songs in the Fab Four’s catalogue, but the song seems to have gained some fans after a Reddit thread on the r/TheBeatles page. A … Read more
Stephen King reflects on one of The Beatles’ best tracks to date, claiming it has aged the best so far. During an exclusive interview with Desert Island Discs, the American writer selected Liverpool-originated songs he couldn’t live without. Expressing his fondness for the band’s debut single She Loves You, King explained why the song still … Read more
By early 1970, The Beatles were on their last legs as a band. The previous September, during a particularly hostile meeting, John Lennon had told the other members of the group that he was leaving. That didn’t strike anyone present as a big surprise. After all, a disgruntled George Harrison had quit the group for … Read more
KThroughout the 1960s, The Beatles’ success was largely driven by the songwriting prowess of Paul McCartney and John Lennon. They were the dynamic duo behind the band’s phenomenal success, whether they were co-writing or independently crafting songs before sharing them with each other. A pre-fame agreement ensured that all songs penned by John and Paul … Read more
John Lennon had a rough childhood, and, some would argue, an even rougher life. Yes, fame and fortune may seem like guarantees for a fulfilling and carefree life, but this was far from the truth for Lennon. He never had much of a family; his mother died when he was 17, and his father was … Read more
The Wings frontman performed Golden Slumbers, Carry That Weight and The End at the fiftieth-anniversary show, which also saw performances from Talking Heads member David Byrne, Miley Cyrus, and Nirvana with Post Malone. Sharing their thoughts on The Beatles member’s performance to the r/PaulMcCartney subreddit, some feared the end was in sight for McCartney’s touring days. Despite … Read more
Tonight’s SNL50: The Anniversary Celebration opened with a surprise Paul Simon/Sabrina Carpenter duet and closed over three hours later with another Paul. Paul McCartney, who we just caught in a pop-up show at the intimate Bowery Ballroom this week, has been a musical guest on the series four times — in 1980, 1993, 2010, and … Read more
The Beatles are one of the most influential bands of all time. Name any rock group from the 1960s onward, and they are all, in some way, indebted to the Fab Four. Every member of the band was part of the broader fabric of pop culture, too. George Harrison singlehandedly ensured that Monty Python’s Life … Read more
The Beatles are one of the most influential bands of all time. Name any rock group from the 1960s onward, and they are all, in some way, indebted to the Fab Four. Every member of the band was part of the broader fabric of pop culture, too. George Harrison singlehandedly ensured that Monty Python’s Life … Read more
