In an era dominated by digital music, The Beatles' classic hits still resonate deeply. Learn which of their songs that have ...

The Beatles break up in the 1970s was one of the most talked-about events in music history, and the end of the iconic band also led to a fraught friendship ...

In 1965, McCartney wrote “Yesterday,” a song he says came to him in a dream. It’s one of The Beatles’ most celebrated tracks and has been covered endlessly by other artists. According to ...

Partway through the first set of "Rain's" show at Strathmore on March 13, Paul Curatolo, as Paul McCartney, took the stage ...

Another song McCartney wrote in his sleep, “Yesterday,” is his Beatles magnum opus. There is a reason it is so iconic. From ...

Yesterday I went to a concert celebrating the music of the Beatles. For me it was an evening of nostalgia, for the hundreds of young children in the audience many jumping in their seats ...

The original Beatles version is fantastic ... but EWF’s cover of the song really got people moving. The original “Yesterday” can’t be beat. However, that hasn’t stopped hundreds if ...

The start of the British Invasion which began the era of British rock and roll artists obtaining immense popularity in the United States can be argued to be Feb. 7, 1964, when a Pan American World ...

It was eventually released in 1976, when EMI re-issued all of The Beatles' singles, plus 'Yesterday'. The song was voted the best song of the 20th century in a 1999 BBC Radio 2 poll of music experts.

The Beatles' music legacy is highlighted by Paul McCartney and John Lennon's songwriting partnership, despite disagreements. John Lennon openly criticized songs like 'Yesterday,' calling the ...

4. ‘Yesterday’ With 743 million streams, ‘Yesterday’ is among The Beatles’ most covered songs. Paul McCartney composed it after waking up with the melody in his head, initially unsure if ...