Although John Lennon and Paul McCartney contributed their share of love songs, McCartney was the Beatle who wrote the most throughout their career.

With one of the most celebrated songbooks behind him, Paul McCartney found himself pushed toward a new way of working on one critically praised album.

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John Lennon was rarely afraid to push himself out there, but one song was so vicious he knew he had to tone it down before it ...

The furious letter Michael Jackson once wrote blasting The Beatles and Elvis Presley, where he said that their success was ...

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However, Paul McCartney's solo career didn't take off as smoothly. His first two solo albums, 'McCartney' released in 1970 and 'Ram' in 1971, received lukewarm responses. 'McCartney' was particularly ...

Paul McCartney struggled to gain the same critical and commercial success as his former bandmates George Harrison and John Lennon when The Beatles split in 1970 ...

Forever an outlier in The Beatles, lead guitarist George Harrison spoke candidly of his love-hate relationship with the band, and what caused internal tensions.

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When The Beatles first touched down on US soil, Stevie Nicks was 15. The British rock band made an instant impression on the future Fleetwood Mac star.

Entering the group in a moment of flux and numerous recording sessions, did Ringo Starr really play drums on The Beatles' debut single, 'Love Me Do'?