Tension, Release and “Revolver”
When you think of The Beatles’ “Revolver,” 12th-century religious music is probably not the first thing that leaps to mind. Here’s one reason why it should.
George Harrison’s “All Things Must Pass” At 50
For his first post-Beatles outing, George Harrison released a deeply rich triple album. It left an indelible mark on the music world.
The Screening Room: “Meeting the Beatles In India” (Pt 3)
Ahead of our virtual screening, we examine an enduring tale about the Beatles’ time in India — a (fake) scandal that wound up in song.
The Beatles’ “Carnival of Light” Has Never (Really) Seen Daylight
The Beatles’ “Carnival of Light” is nearly 15 minutes of…we don’t know what. It was an early attempt at avant-garde, but fell flat.
