When The Beach Boys' new reunion album, That's Why God Made the Radio, bowed at #3 on the Billboard 200 chart this past week, the pop-rock legends made history in more ways than one. Besides being the group's highest-ever debut on the Billboard tally, the album also helped the band eclipse a record set by none other than The Beatles.
One of my favorite Beatles songs is 'The Ballad of John and Yoko.' Check out the video and 5 facts about the song you might not know.
The date was August 15th, 1965. They would play in front of a huge crowd at New York's Shea Stadium. The Beatles would only be on stage for about 30 minutes, but the footage will live on forever. Check out this memorable clip
Good morning, Chip Douglas here, I hope you are enjoying the Beatles music that we are spotlighting on the stati0n all weekend long! One of my all time Favorites is this highly covered tune that once released, captured a newer, older audience. Check out these tidbits about this great classic.
A rare image of The Beatles taken during the photo shoot for the Abbey Road album is expected to bring in big bucks at a U.K. auction next week.
There’s always a spring to 71-year-old Ringo Starr‘s step when he hits the concert stage, and the reason why is not something the former Beatles drummer acknowledges with pride.
It turns out that Starr, even with 50-plus years of concert performances under his belt, still suffers from stage fright. But Starr’s regular case of preshow jitters involves much more than just trotting out to his designated spot.
On April 4, 1964, the Billboard singles charts were overtaken by a certain combo from Liverpool calling themselves the Beatles. On that date, 48 years ago today, the Fab Four held down the top five spots on the Billboard Pop chart.
James McCartney, son of Sir Paul, recently came up with an idea. A good idea you ask? Well, we’ll leave that up to you. In a recent interview with the BBC, he talked about the possibility of forming a band with the other Beatle offspring. ‘The Beatles: The Next Generation’ so to speak.” Sean (Lennon) seemed to be i
Ever since the Beatles first arrived on the scene, interpretive singers have plucked through their catalog for material, either as one-offs or full-blown tribute albums. The latest comes from an unlikely source: Roberta Flack, whose latest album, ‘Let It Be Roberta: Roberta Flack Sings The Beatles,’ is her take on the Fab Four’s songbook.
Paul McCartney's new project, "Kisses on the Bottom" is now available in stores. The title of the new project was taken from a song that McCartney covers in the new release. Here Sir Paul talks about the music and the artists that made "Kisses on the Bottom" such a special project for him:
So you want to see George Harrison's guitar collection. There's an app for that! Or at least there will be next month. Bandwith Publishing in conjunction with Harrison's estate will release the new iPad app on iTunes February 23rd
