Delving into the bizarre conspiracy theory that The Beatles' Paul McCartney died in 1966, and that a lyric from 'Strawberry Fields Forever' references it.

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“Strawberry Fields” continues the Beatles’ fadeout supremacy, established by “Rain”‘s backward-type fadeout, with a double fadeout.

It is regarded by many as the best song that John Lennon ever wrote for The Beatles - and that was a view held by Lennon himself. Lennon once described Strawberry Fields Forever as “one of the ...

Artists "The greatest pop record ever made. A record that never dates, because it lives outside time”: How The Beatles created Strawberry Fields Forever - the experimental masterpiece that John Lennon ...

In 1966, the Beatles stopped touring and used the moment to embark on a new artistic direction.

On February 13, 1967, The Beatles released a new single, a somewhat unusual one in that it was listed as a double A-side. The songs included were "Strawberry Fields Forever" and "Penny Lane," and ...

It inspired the Beatles’ 1966 track “Strawberry Fields Forever,” penned by Lennon (who added an “s” to its name), as well as what may be one of the most innovative projects undertaken by ...

This spring, step into the strawberry fields with friends and family or stop by the farmers market to pick up some strawberries. While you are creating your favorite strawberry dish, maybe even put on ...

Strawberry’s No. 18 was cut into the center field grass and the home run apple was transformed into a home run strawberry. The public address system played the Beatles’ “Strawberry Fields ...