Only 1972's newsy, overtly political Some Time in New York City sold fewer than a half million copies in the U.S. – and it still nearly broke the Top ... all 72 John Lennon solo songs.

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With massive hits such as “I Want to Hold Your Hand,” “She Loves You,” “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “A Hard Day’s Night” and more, The Beatles have been a timeless and classic rock ...

The Beatles' songwriting partnership was one of the most successful in the history of music, with John Lennon and Paul McCartney penning a string of classic tracks ...

Listening to old tapes of John Lennon is the equivalent of going through ... “When he was banging the piano, he would put the microphone on top of the piano, so that you’d hear the piano much more ...

John Lennon was a bit of an enigma. He was a creative genius, and his songwriting partnership with Paul McCartney yielded some of the greatest songs of the 20th century. But as a man, he didn’t ...

For many people, Lennon was the very beginning of top-selling hits being about more than sex ... The song remains one of the band’s most beloved songs and suggested John Lennon was ready to open up: ...

Paul McCartney once picked the songs that he considered to be part of his essential soundtrack, and placed a John Lennon deep cut on the top spot. In conversation with Roy Plomley for BBC Radio 4 ...

Ian Leslie’s new biography “John & Paul: A Love Story in Songs” (Celadon, 436 pp., out now) unpacks their intense and complicated relationship from their first meeting in 1957 to Lennon’s ...

explores the intricacies of their complicated relationship Jeff Hochberg/Getty John Lennon and Paul McCartney changed the world with the 162 songs they wrote for the Beatles, but few demonstrate ...

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