Despite writing some of the greatest songs ever made, there were a number of Beatles tracks so bad that even the Beatles themselves didn't like them.

The Beatles and the Sex Pistols were children of two different era's, and George Harrison believed Johnny Rotten et al. were too negative to succeed.

The Beatles said their public image was all an act. A biographer said they were much more sensitive than they wanted people to think.

Paul McCartney has written some of the most iconic songs of all time over the years, but there are a select few that he doesn ...

Sen. Dave Rowley, R-Spirit Lake, lifted spirits with an impromptu concert at the Iowa Capitol, singing "Here Comes the Sun" ...

The Beatles, in both their joint and solo careers, released a bunch of brilliant but sometimes controversial hits, and Paul ...

A vintage Gibson acoustic guitar previously owned by George Harrison and Eric Clapton is up for sale on Reverb for a cool $949,999.

The historically significant guitar was featured on the final albums by the Beatles and Cream and helped launch the ...

A unique piece of rock history, a 1913 Gibson acoustic guitar played and owned by both George Harrison of The Beatles and ...

Sgt Pepper' became one of the most iconic albums of all time, but what message did The Beatles truly intend to send from it? Find out more here.

John's fiery iconoclasm was tempered by Paul's lyrical grace, while Paul's wide-eyed charm was toughened by John's resilience ...