With any artistic pursuit, the artist runs the risk of regretting their choices as time passes and their craft develops. Even the Beatles looked back on some of their earliest offerings and cringed.

The breakthroughs and standards set on Revolver could fill a book. But even when The Beatles weren’t trying to best themselves - and Lennon would later refer to And Your Bird Can Sing as one of his ...

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When it comes to the titular track on The Beatles’ parting effort, John Lennon was always strongly dismissive. Let It Be was ...

During a 1974 interview from the book Lennon on Lennon: Conversations With John Lennon, John discussed his then-new single “Whatever Gets You Thru the Night.” “Yeah, and it’s wild and rough,” he said.

For a vast amount of reasons, this might come as an enormous surprise. But, at the end of the day, Lennon’s fleeting stint in country music proves that above all, he was a pure musician. When one ...

In 1971, John Lennon released “How Do You Sleep?,” a scathing song about former bandmate Paul McCartney. McCartney wrote a dig about Lennon in the song “Too ...

Among a vast cast of characters across The Beatles' songbook, we take a look at the real figures behind some of their biggest ...

John Lennon's original draft of the lyrics to the Beatles song A Day in the Life are to be sold. John Lennon's original draft of the lyrics to the Beatles song A Day in the Life are to be sold at ...

Back in 2010, a member of the Steve Hoffman forum said Lennon’s friend, the New York City photographer Bob Gruen, told him ...

There was one member of the Beatles who never shied away from political protest: John Lennon. He was passionately against the Vietnam War, but also wary of protestors using violence, as he declared in ...

John Lennon Once Accused Paul McCartney of 'Sabotaging' This Classic Beatles Song originally appeared on Parade. When it comes to rock and roll songwriting duos, there's no question that John Lennon ...