Beatles fans are getting another preview of the documentary Let It Be before it premieres Wednesday, May 8, on Disney+.The latest clip revolves around Ringo Starr, showing him joking around in the studio working on “Octopus’s Garden” with George Harrison and more.Originally released in April 1970, Let It Be takes Beatles fans inside the studio as they recorded their album Let It Be and includes footage from their January 1969 Apple Corps rooftop concert. It was released one month after The Beatles officially broke up.The film hasn’t been available for more than 50 years. In an interview with ..read more

On December 8, 1980, five shots rang through the Manhattan air as Mark David Chapman assassinated John Lennon outside of The Dakota, where Lennon lived. The cultural ramifications of Chapman’s gunfire were heard all around the world. But fellow musician James Taylor heard all five shots from John Lennon’s killer’s gun through the glass of his nearby apartment’s windows. Emergency officials rushed Lennon to Mount Sinai West Hospital one mile down the road, but it was too late. The iconic musician was dead. As news of Lennon’s death and the identity of his killer began circulating in the press ..read more

March 12th, 1969, is a monumental day in the history of The Beatles for two polar opposite reasons. Just as the London police service launched a suspiciously well-timed drug raid conducted on George Harrison’s estate, his bandmate Paul McCartney was on the way to the church to marry his fianceé, Linda, on the very same day. For these two members of the band, the next 24 hours would be very different indeed.The raid, which came shortly after John Lennon was also visited as part of a wide-scale attempt to indict as many high-profile names as possible, was directed with the attempt to gain maxi ..read more

The Beatles’ 1970 documentary Let It Be premieres May 8 on Disney+ and the studio is giving fans another preview of what to expect from the newly restored film.A new clip has just been released centered around the George Harrison track “For You Blue,” featuring footage from the studio and on the rooftop of the Apple Records building in London.The film, which hasn’t been available to enjoy in more than 50 years, has been restored by Peter Jackson’s Park Road Post Production. In a just-released featurette, original director Michael Lindsay-Hogg chats with Jackson about the film, sharing that B ..read more

Ringo Starr took to his social media sites and YouTube channel to post his latest video update for May 2024. Sitting behind his kit, the Beatles legend began his message by pounding on the drums and screaming, “Let’s make a noise!” “Hello. So nice to hit your drums, make a noise,” he then declared. “Well, it’s Ringo here. Peace and love, everybody. I haven’t been on my site for a long time, but as you know, I’ve been busy.” Read more, click link below… Source: “Let’s Make a Noise”: Ringo Starr Talks Recording a Country Album, New Tour, and More The post “Let’s Make a Noise”: Ringo Starr Tal ..read more

John Lennon was a legendary musician, singer, songwriter, and peace activist who rose to fame as one of the founding members of The Beatles, one of the most influential and commercially successful bands in the history of popular music. Born on October 9, 1940, in Liverpool, England, Lennon played a key role in shaping the sound and direction of The Beatles, along with bandmates Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.As a member of The Beatles, Lennon contributed to numerous hit songs and albums, showcasing his songwriting prowess and innovative approach to music. Some of The Beatle ..read more

With parents like Yoko Ono and John Lennon, Sean Ono Lennon seemed destined to follow in his father’s footsteps when it came to performing. Throughout his time in the spotlight, Sean played with bands like The Ghost of a Saber Tooth Tiger and Cibo Matto. He also released two solo studio albums. The last, Friendly Fire, hit shelves back in 2006. While making his own path in music, the artist recently discussed what it was like to work with James McCartney on “Primrose Hill.” Read more, click link below… Source: John Lennon’s Son Sean Opens up on Working With Paul McCartney’s Son, Talks Futur ..read more

It’s one of the most famous and beloved clips from the era of Beatlemania, and 60 years later Paul McCartney has finally responded to the lovestruck “Adrienne from Brooklyn.”“I love the Beatles and I’ll always love them,” says the emotional young girl with the thick New Yawk accent in the 1964 black and white CBS News clip covering the Fab Four’s arrival in America for The Ed Sullivan Show. “Even when I’m 105 and an old grandmother I’ll love ’em. And Paul McCartney if you are listening Adrienne from Brooklyn loves you with all her heart!” Read more, click link below… Source: Paul McCartney ..read more

By the end of the 1960s, it was impossible for any of The Beatles to avoid each other if they tried. Even though they didn’t have to be shoved into cars and forced into playing shows they didn’t want to play anymore, they were still the only four guys who knew the kind of pressure that came with being in the biggest band the world had ever seen. While every member was trying to get as far away from their old mates as possible by the time they reached their solo careers, Paul McCartney recalled that he wasn’t even going to trouble with John Lennon’s experimental piece Two Virgins.If anyone ha ..read more

George Harrison brought the sounds of India to The Beatles on songs like “Love You To” and “Within You Without You.” But that wasn’t his only lane. On “Piggies” off the White Album, he used a positively antiquated, very properly British musical backdrop to make a stinging comment on society at the time. What is “Piggies” about? How did Harrison get help with the writing from both a fellow Beatle and a beloved relative? And who stepped in to play the harpsichord on the track? Let’s dive deep into this porcine production by the Fab Four. Read more, click link below… Source: The Meaning Behind ..read more