The Beatles benefited from an embarrassment of riches when it came to the individual talents of the group's members. That certainly applied to singing, as all four members of the group could step out ...

and gifted us with some of the greatest songs ever recorded. With that in mind, let's riffle through The Beatles songbook and single out their best work.

While the Beatles often collaborated with one another, there are several songs that didn’t require that all four members get into the studio. Find four such songs, below. Videos by American Songwriter ...

Brian Wilson once named the record he believed to be the coolest of all time, a Beatles classic that inspired him to make the ...

Ringo Starr is the richest drummer of all time, thanks to his successful solo career and decades of touring with his ...

The Fab Four remain icons of music. Throughout their time together, the Beatles created a litany of indelible songs and massive hits. In fact, 20 different Beatles songs hit number one on the ...

Mark Hamill loves the Fab Four — and he's been sharing his hilarious Beatles-Star Wars mashups to prove it See who's playing the Beatles in new film fronted by Queen's Gambit star Peter Jackson ...

“Now and Then” hits 10 weeks spent on the Hot Rock & Alternative Songs chart. While The Beatles may be one of the most successful rock bands of all time, their latest single is only just now ...

Before Retro Roundup gets into the subject at hand, a note about new releases in surround sound on streaming services as ...

Two of the top 10 hits on this week’s Digital Song Sales chart are from The Beatles. The band scores their first placements inside the highest tier on the ranking of the bestselling tracks in ...

Spice Girls: Greatest Hits ... Disney music favorites like original songs from Encanto and Frozen, plus classic song collections from The Beatles and Queen, are among the other featured music ...

The Beatles' Ringo Starr penned very few of the Fab Four's songs. He was the mind behind a beloved track from 'Abbey Road'. Ringo Starr never turned to The Beatles' assistant with his problems.