About that period of recording, Paul McCartney ... Abbey Road' and what became 'Let it Be'. The recording of 'Let it Be', originally known as the 'Get Back' project, also saw disagreements among the ...

Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote the ... Because I lived locally, I could get in half an hour before a Beatles session at Abbey Road – knowing it would be empty and all the stuff would ...

Paul McCartney wrote Come And Get It in 1969 and recorded a solo demo for it during the sessions for the band's penultimate ...

The BBC once banned The Beatles’ tune Come Together, a track from their iconic Abbey Road album ... He come groovin’ up slowly” after Paul McCartney's advice, who believed slowing the ...

Another song that was banned by the BBC was 'Come Together', which featured on the 'Abbey Road' album ... He come groovin' up slowly". However Paul McCartney advised John to change the song ...

John Lennon was often very critical of his work with The Beatles, but he always maintained that 'Come Together' was one of his finest efforts with the band.

Any Wings album released in the aftermath of 1973's Band On The Run — widely acknowledged as Paul McCartney's post-Beatles masterpiece ... original tapes at Abbey Road, and out again on ...

The final chapter of The Beatles was fraught with tension and discord within the band. After bidding farewell to touring in ...

Its mix features all four original members - Paul ... Beatles and cutting-edge recording technology is nothing new, of course. The recording sessions the band undertook with George Martin at Abbey ...

On February 25, 2025, Beatles member George Harrison would have celebrated his 82nd birthday, and his bandmate, Paul McCartney ... second track from their Abbey Road album. It was released ...

For legions of obsessive fans back in the 1960s and beyond, The Beatles were more akin to a way of life than a mere pop band. Moving away from the pithy pop songs of the era, John Lennon and Paul ...

I went to the Abbey Road album sessions ... I was just a little blues musician. To this day, Paul McCartney always calls me ‘young Michael’, and to George I was ‘little Mick’.