The Beatles' John Lennon had tons of incomplete half songs that lingered in his head, which he would play around with in the ...

The Beatles recorded Let It Be in early 1969, but it wasn’t available to the public until May 1970. As it languished in the interim, manager Allen Klein brought in producer Phil Spector to work on it.

The Beatles wrote some of the most enduring songs of their generation, but John Lennon disliked many of them. Though Lennon spoke critically of many of Paul McCartney’s songs, he also had problems ...

On the anniversary of John Lennon’s death, we revisit his brief comeback and how The Beatles protected the legacy he left ...

The collaborative approach to the Beatles’ songwriting allowed John Lennon and Paul McCartney to bolster one another creatively, and it also opened the door for one musician to blame a song on another ...

Paul McCartney said the track revealed Lennon's insecurities about relationships, noting, "John was always on the run, running for his life" ...

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 ...

Lennon was clutching the tape of the final mix from this session as he and Ono stepped into a limo on the street outside the ...