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How George Harrison Saved the White Album
When George Harrison first heard the American pressing of the White Album, he blew his top and demanded an important "do-over."
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When George Harrison first heard the American pressing of the White Album, he blew his top and demanded an important "do-over."

They broke up in 1970, but Beatles tribute bands have picked up the slack. There's big money in it, and the chance to preserve a legacy.

Beatle fans are always on the hunt for every scrap of studio magic. The long history of bootlegs is a story in ingenuity and demand.

When the Beatles swapped out Pete Best for Ringo, many Liverpool fans were not happy. And George Harrison took the brunt of their fury.

The lore around The Beatles' 1964 appearance on Sullivan skips one overlooked guy. He uttered a few words that ultimately made it happen.