Paul McCartney

The sessions were ostensibly a follow-up to the chart-topping 'Band on the Run,' with an accompanying in-studio look at the group performing for a possible live album.

With the overwhelmingly positive reception received from the November 2021 release of 'Get Back', the original can now be viewed from a more realistic perspective.

An original hand-drawn advertisement by the Beatles for inclusion in the program for 1967's Monterey International Pop Festival is up for grabs.

'The event is so momentous,' reported CBS News, 'that historians may, one day, view it as a landmark in the decline of the British Empire.'

Authors Peter Brown and Steven Gaines revisit their most famous subjects with 'All You Need Is Love: The Beatles in Their Own Words.'

The star also notched two No. 1s on the U.K.'s album and singles charts last week.

'Anything my song and Beyoncé’s fabulous version can do to ease racial tension would be a great thing,' the Beatles alum said.

The 56-year-old song still reverberates for all the right reasons.

In an episode of Paul McCartney: A Life in Lyrics, McCartney and poet Paul Muldoon discuss how the title came to be.

Biblioctopus Rare Books is bringing the item to the Antiquarian Association Booksellers of America (AABA) Fair with an asking price of $650,000.

To be fair, it is pretty unflattering.

He will become the first-ever international songwriter the Academy has inducted into Fellowship in its 80-year history.

The night's event ended with a star-studded performance of the Who classic 'Baba O'Riley.'

The consensus was that the gathering would be privy to a public lovemaking session. What they were given instead were the newlyweds in bed, wearing pajamas while discussing their message of non-violence.

Irish refugees began pouring into Liverpool during the Great Potato Famine in 1845. Four of their descendants created the city's most iconic musical export.

The Eagles, Jon Bon Jovi and Jackson Browne will also be a part of the all-star lineup.

Additional cameos already revealed include Paul McCartney, Elton John, and Garth Brooks

From the very beginning, Martin was the unquestionable elder statesman who brought focus and polish to the Beatles.

With John Lennon on lead vocal, the group recorded a Paul McCartney/George Harrison original, 'In Spite of All The Danger,' as well as Buddy Holly's 'That'll Be The Day."

With the full life and music rights of Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr and the families of George Harrison and John Lennon approved, the as-yet-untitled biopics will be released theatrically in 2027.

The 50-year-old album has resurfaced on a number of Billboard charts.

This week's mix opens with The KLF, closes with Aaron Neville, and in between there's the Wonder Stuff, Tom Waits, Waxahatchee, and much more

Stories of the bass' disappearance had been circulating among Beatles fans for decades.

From NKOTB (no, really) to Prince, and via wardrobe malfunctions, Roman Legionnaires, inflatable globes and a censored Mick Jagger, sometimes you've gotta put the chicken fingers down and turn the television all the way up…

Plus, a new look at Wings' immortal 'Band on the Run.'

'I thought: here’s Johnny, he’s back, he's doing it,' McCartney told MOJO in a recent interview.

'It's not a tribute thing,' Bob Geldof told the BBC about the actual events that have inspired the show. 'It's real people telling their story.'

The revelation came about during the latest episode of his podcast, 'McCartney: A Life in Lyrics'

'Images of a Woman' is believed to be the only joint artwork created by all four Beatles.

'I felt like I've been a part of something that was important in the history of music.'

“A lot of people don’t quite get how intense, how emotional, and how personal that is.”

The group's iconic album, released in 1973, was listed in 2000 by Q as one of the '100 Greatest British Albums Ever.'

Photographic Curator and Archivist Sarah Brown takes Q through a bit of the exhibition personally.

The Grammy-winning Broadway producer's graphic novel 'The Fifth Beatle' tells the story of Beatles manager Brian Epstein.

The sax legend reminisces about working with Paul McCartney, Pet Shop Boys, and Mott the Hoople, among others

The sign is not the only one to have been stolen from the road, but the museum says it's the oldest one to be returned.

The 1973 album was McCartney's most successful post-Beatles release.

Try to see it my way: a compilation worthy of the Lennon-McCartney-Harrison songbook.

A Number 1 single and looking towards a Number 1 album? Beatlemania is not over yet.

Since their first incarnations appeared in April 1973, these albums have introduced successive generations to The Beatles' music

The first full-length biography of Mal Evans, the Beatles' beloved friend, confidant, and roadie.

"My lifelong love of The Beatles collided into a wall of sheer terror at the thought of letting everyone down."

Not new, not old, it's just simply the Beatles

The song - dubbed The Last Beatles Song - will be be released Nov. 3

"It was incredibly touching to hear them working together after all the years that Dad had been gone." - Sean Ono Lennon

The Rolling Stones Release New Album 'Hackney Diamonds' Because They're Still Diamonds in the Rough

The Stones say HELLO WORLD with worldwide projections of their iconic tongue logo on landmark sites in advance of new album

'High In The Clouds' will be adapted from McCartney's 2005 book which will contain six new songs from the author.

McCartney has not played the classic Beatles song since his 2004 Summer tour

Listen exclusively to the 2015 update of his Tug of War track – plus we have some exclusive archive photography