the beatles

Companion piece to documentary features hundreds of photos and text transcribed from 'Let It Be' sessions.

Paul McCartney was worried that he’d stolen classic track, and his bandmates feared it would look like a split.

In some ways, these images could be just as fascinating as the music inside.

Liverpool's International Slavery Museum says there's no connection between street and James Penny.

Sound engineer Geoff Emerick kept 1962 session despite being told to destroy it — and now label want it back.

Exclusive excerpt from 'Prince FAQ' also details how Carlos Santana, Parliament/Funkadelic, Joni Mitchell and Sly and the Family Stone inspired the shape-shifting musician.

Band's final single arrived three days after the release of last album.

The rocker dismissed the song almost immediately.

A piece of paper with some lyrics in the author's handwriting sold for more than five times the estimated value.

Song is part of a music campaign by the Alzheimer's Association.

Judge fines individuals and small businesses $1 million each for creation and marketing of unlawful products.

A cool old-school-meets-new-school cast played four shows meant to raise money for war-torn Cambodia.