The Beatles released their last No. 1 hit as a band in May 1970. But before that, it was almost a Tom Jones single.

We delved into the story surrounding the song Paul McCartney wrote for Tom Jones to sing. Jones would ultimately decline.

The Beatles were blessed with four outstanding vocalists to deliver their wonderful songs. They really didn’t have any need ...

Entering a thorny copyright case following the release of 1970's All Things Must Pass, former Beatle George Harrison penned a single lambasting his legal woes.

In the old days, your favourite artist issued a live album once or twice a decade if you were lucky. Only when bands were in ...

Left at the end of the Let It Be album by producer Phil Spector, Lennon’s gag sounded like an epitaph for the Beatles’ career. If he’d known his throwaway line would attain sonic immortality ...

The tune was produced by none other than the legendary Phil Spector ... is arguably a little ironic. Spector would go on to produce The Beatles’ final album, Let It Be, as well as Beatles ...

But being with The Beatles was, obviously, more historic. “You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” ushered in the Wall of Sound. What was it like being in the studio with Phil Spector?

In The Beatles we were all very much anti that kind of marketing. Article continues below "Early on we’d hung out with Phil Spector, whose work we loved, but he was a little bit that way.

"Smile is an attempt to make people happy, the way the Beatles made people happy with ... “Motown taught me a little about bass playing, and Phil Spector's records taught me about bass, too.” ...