Welcome to the Beatles Bible!

You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)

One of the strangest songs in The Beatles' entire canon, 'You Know My Name (Look Up The Number)' was originally recorded in 1967, but remained unreleased until the 'Let It Be' single three years later.
See more »

Life Begins At 40

Written for Ringo Starr, 'Life Begins at 40' was recorded by John Lennon at his home in the Dakota building in the summer of 1980.
See more »

Mind Games

John Lennon's fourth solo album, Mind Games was recorded at the beginning of the Lost Weekend, his separation from Yoko Ono. It showed Lennon moving away from the politics of Some Time In New York City, and a return to more introspective songwriting.
See more »

Dark Horse

The title track of George Harrison’s fifth solo album, 'Dark Horse' was top 20 hit in the USA.
See more »

Thirty Three & ⅓

George Harrison's seventh solo album was his first release on his Dark Horse record label, and contained the singles 'This Song' and 'Crackerbox Palace'.
See more »

She's My Baby

The lead single released from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3, with lead guitar by Gary Moore.
See more »

Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Recorded in 400 hours during a 129-day period, The Beatles' eighth UK album helped define the 1967 Summer of Love, and was instantly recognised as a major leap forward for modern music.
See more »

The 'A Hard Day's Night' opening chord

The distinctive clang which opens 'A Hard Day's Night' became one of the most iconic sounds of the 1960s. Instantly recognisable, it was the perfect beginning to the group's third album and debut feature film.
See more »

Brian Epstein

Brian Samuel Epstein was born in Liverpool in 1934. Before his death in 1967 he made his fortune as manager of The Beatles, as well as Gerry and the Pacemakers, Cilla Black and Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas.
See more »

Ebony And Ivory

A duet with Stevie Wonder, 'Ebony And Ivory' was the lead single from Paul McCartney's 1982 album Tug Of War.
See more »

Press To Play

Paul McCartney's sixth solo album was his first collection of new compositions since 1983, and brought a slick, modern feel to his writing and recordings.
See more »

Hold Me Tight

The only Paul McCartney solo composition to share a title with a Beatles song, ‘Hold Me Tight’ was part of the medley that closed Wings’ second album Red Rose Speedway.
See more »

Wings At The Speed Of Sound

Wings' fifth album was the first to feature lead vocals by each member of the band. It was recorded and released in 1976, during the 13-month Wings Over The World tour.
See more »

• Diane Peel said: "I grew up in the Richmond District near Haight-Ashbury as it was called.." on George Harrison visits Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco
• jr merlin said: "Not a very efficient day for john..." on Recording: Look At Me, God, Remember, I Found Out by John Lennon
• Jeff N said: "I could swear George's guitar line under the verse sections (In the begi.." on The Word
• Jeff N said: "Yeah...kinda Prof. Longhair.." on The Word
• Tony Barrow said: "The Night Before from the final session too..." on The Beatles’ BBC radio recordings

You're Sixteen

The second single from the Ringo album, 'You're Sixteen' was first recorded by Johnny Burnette in 1960.
See more »

Bad Boy

The seventh studio album by Ringo Starr, Bad Boy saw him reunite with producer Vini Poncia, with whom he had collaborated on Ringo The 4th.
See more »