“When I’m Sixty-Four” appeared on The Beatles’ 1967 album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band. Years after writing the song, McCartney joked that updated lyrics might be appropriate ...

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On "You're Going to Lose That Girl," an invigorating piece of R&B-tinged pop found on the Help! soundtrack, The Beatles came up with a clever, sassy way to sing about a love triangle. John Lennon, as ...

Every change in the ... but The Beatles managed to make the song feel like a smooth journey. The other reason “A Day in the Life” is a masterpiece is its lyrical poetry. On its surface ...

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Paul McCartney and John Lennon were an unrivalled song-writing partnership ... most unusual and way-out single The Beatles have yet produced – both in lyrical content and scoring.

Paul McCartney and John Lennon were the driving creative force behind The Beatles, with songs credited to their ... iconoclasm was tempered by Paul's lyrical grace, while Paul's wide-eyed charm ...

While he felt it was an honor, he admitted it was a little embarrassing. When looking back on a Beatles' song, Paul McCartney said he should have written it differently. He shared why he felt this ...