Streaming data paints a different picture of Beatles fandom today. While Lennon and McCartney defined the band’s legacy, songs by George Harrison and unexpected outliers have climbed to the top.

Just because John Lennon was inThe Beatles doesn’t mean he loved every track they ever released. While many fans still sing along to the Fab Four’s biggest hits, Lennon was often his own harshest ...

Bands, and especially a band’s primary songwriters, are famously competitive. This explains why it’s so difficult to keep even the most successful groups together. Even the world’s greatest rock band ...

In one of his final interviews before his death, John Lennon spoke candidly about one of The Beatles' most cryptic and debated lyrics - "the Walrus was Paul." The line, which appears in the 1967 song ...

We're digging into the Far Out vault to take a look at the story behind one of The Beatle's most cherished songs, and that, ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney might have been the driving songwriting forces behind the Beatles’ most iconic and enduring tracks, but for one reason or another during their short tenure as a band, ...

Critics were not a fan of this one.

In 1968, The Beatles were going through a tough time. The year before had been full of incredible highs, such as the release of their iconic album Sgt. Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band, and ...

In 1965, McCartney wrote “Yesterday,” a song he says came to him in a dream. It’s one of The Beatles’ most celebrated tracks and has been covered endlessly by other artists. According to McCartney, ...

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