John Lennon wrote some of the best, most psychedelic, and, at times, most vulnerable songs in The Beatles' musical catalogue.

Streaming data paints a different picture of Beatles fandom today. While Lennon and McCartney defined the band’s legacy, songs by George Harrison and unexpected outliers have climbed to the top.

In 1968, The Beatles were going through a tough time. The year before had been full of incredible highs, such as the release of their iconic album Sgt. Peppers' Lonely Hearts Club Band, and ...

Struggling to find lead vocal spots in The Beatles early years, George Harrison turned to obscure covers in order to get ...

The Beatles penned hit after hit, all of which demonstrated their mastery of the songwriting form. But while they racked up classic songs for themselves beyond counting, they still found the time to ...

The Beatles brought a lot of qualities to the table as songwriters and performers. We tend to underrate just how cleverly humorous they could be within their songs. And no one was better in that ...

Considering The Beatles' success, which continues to mount more than five decades after their split, it's hard to imagine any of the Fab Four wishing for more. Or, maybe it's not when reflecting on ...

David Bowie’s “Fame” was co-written and performed with John Lennon in 1975. The song marked Bowie’s first US No. 1, securing his influence and legacy. “Fame” impacted many genres, influencing and ...