Thanks to The Beatles' absolute domination in 1964, we bet you don't remember these three No. 1 hits from the year.

The Beatles achieved many extraordinary feats as recording artists through their years in the music industry. However, none was more stunning than the day they dominated the top four slots of the ...

While the popularity of most bands and musical artists tends to wax and wane over the years, there are some groups that never go out of style...for example, The Beatles. Over half a century since the ...

In the mood for some throwback classic rock albums from 1964? Here are three of the very best records from that year.

The iconic British comedy musical film, "A Hard Day’s Night," was released on this day in history, Aug. 11, 1964, and starred the Beatles in their first feature movie. The movie was released during ...

In 1964, Ringo Starr fell ill and The Beatles faced a dilemma: cancel their tour or find a temporary replacement. They chose ...

In 1966, the Beatles famously stopped touring, despite being arguably the biggest musical act in the entire world with millions of fans who wanted nothing more than to see the Fab Four perform live.

The Beatles were greeted by the deafening roar of thousands of screaming fans when they arrived in the United States for the very first time on this day in history, Feb. 7, 1964. "When the Beatles ...

GREEN BAY - There’s not the screaming and crying there was on that Friday night of a lifetime in 1964, but get Bonnie Howe, Loine Hockman, Judy Urban and Karen Konopka talking about The Beatles and ...

It was 60 years ago; nearly 73 million people were watching on television the night of Feb. 9, 1964, when “The Ed Sullivan Show” went on the air and The Beatles took over music forever. John Lennon, ...

The Beatles set an impossibly high bar for groups that followed them. They had dozens of top-100 hits during their brief but prolific career, and even when they abandoned songs that didn’t work, they ...

When the Beatles performed at the Indiana State Fairgrounds in September 1964, The Indianapolis Star published two accounts from the show: one that made a spectacle of the fans and another that made a ...