Paul McCartney wrote one of his biggest hits as a love song to his wife, Linda McCartney, after The Beatles broke up.

If you're feeling nostalgic, this week's live shows will be right up your alley, from Cypress Hill to My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult.

Jim Windolf’s new book, “Where the Music Had to Go,” traces the influence of Dylan on the Beatles and the Beatles on Dylan.

At the very heart of the White Album, this tender Beatles masterpiece pulled from the classical music tradition and ...

The Beatles' split was a long, drawn-out process, but if there had to be a specific date, it would be April 10, 1970, when ...

Ringo Starr’s third solo release, 'Ringo,' was also a Beatles reunion, of sorts, with all four members appearing on the album.

The musician on joining the Grateful Dead, growing up during the civil rights movement and how his ‘fluke’ hit resonates in ...

The Who’s explosive 1965 hit turned angst and defiance into a cultural moment, becoming one of rock’s most iconic expressions of youth rebellion.

The Beatles can attest to having completed most of 'the music game', but even we were surprised to learn George Harrison ...

Generation X emerged from the same clustered London scene that spat out these feral iconoclasts. They wore the same torn and ...

Exploring the legal battle between George Harrison and The Beatles' publishing house, Northern Songs, which led to him ...