On 26 September 1969, the last album recorded by The Beatles was released. More than five decades after the Fab Four split, the world is still fascinated by the music of the greatest pop group ever.

The Beatles’ compilation albums 1962-1966 and 1967-1970 (also known as the Red and Blue Albums, owed to the distinctive cover art), re-enter Billboard’s Top Album Sales chart (dated Nov. 25) at Nos. 6 ...

They were the perfect introduction to the Beatles for entire generations born too late to have experienced the contact high of a studio audience losing its collective mind to those early appearances ...

While talented bands sometimes don’t get the success they deserve, The Beatles never had that problem. Even before the Fab Four landed in America in 1964, their popularity in the West was assured.

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It starts with an unassuming count-in and heavy piano chords before the slightly nasal, eminently distinctive voice of John Lennon emerges: “I know it’s true/It’s all because of you/And if I make it ...

Interestingly, the original versions of “The Blue Album” and “The Red Album,” which were released in 1973, also peaked at No. 2 and No. 3, respectively, on the U.K. albums chart. The Beatles still ...