Third Time’s The Charm: Bands Find Their Groove
By the time of a third album, a band has worked out their studio vibe, their songwriting, and more. Here are a bunch that broke through.
Helen Anderson: Lennon’s Mate (And That Hat)
Helen Anderson was among John Lennon’s best friends at art college. She designed one of his most iconic accessories, and has stories to tell.
10 Great Beatles Songs with Girl Names in the Titles
From “Michelle” to “Dear Prudence,” the Fab Four found inspiration in the opposite sex.
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.
“Sukiyaki” – A Cross-Cultural Pop Breakthrough
“Sukiyaki,” the 60s Asian hit, broke barriers in more than one way. How did it influence other cross-cultural pop songs in future years?