George Harrison wrote "Something," arguably one of the greatest love songs in music history, about his first wife, Pattie ...

Despite a minor friendly rivalry between The Beatles and The Rolling Stones in the 1960s, George Harrison knew a good riff ...

The four Beatles: John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr (Richard Starkey), each produced their own ...

These four bands helped define hard rock in the 70s. But these songs showed that they could slow it down quite well.

When George Harrison released "I Don't Care Anymore" as his "Dark Horse" B-side, he seemingly really (really) meant it.

RednasVGM understands this. For the last year, the video game music remixer has been quietly dropping experimental edits of ...

The Beatles' Paul McCartney wishes he had penned Billy Joel's 'Just The Way You Are', Sting's 'Fields Of Gold', The Beach ...

Bob Dylan, Led Zeppelin, and The Band deliver a warm, timeless rock vibe that lifts any Thanksgiving playlist from the first ...

Despite writing A Day In The Life, John Lennon hated Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band and its power dynamics with Paul ...

The former Beatle led a concert of songs you know by heart, his pitch still unassailable, sharing the warmth and happiness that they bring.

Ringo Starr wrote his first Beatles song, but it flopped before he became a rock icon proving that even legends have a rough ...

Today in Music History for Dec. 13: In 1835, Phillips Brooks, American Episcopal clergyman and hymn writer, was born. Though he produced 10 volumes of sermons, he is better remembered as the author of ...