It's All Too Much

Written while under the influence of LSD, It's All Too Much was the second song by George Harrison to feature on the Yellow Submarine soundtrack. Read more »

• Joe said: "Thank you. That's very helpful..." on In My Life
• Marc Buehre said: "That's a very strange Photo........ Jane is looking around very strangel.." on Paul McCartney and Jane Asher, 1968
• Hedidnotloveyoko said: "It’s disgusting, where is the evidence that this song is for yoko, if yo.." on (Forgive Me) My Little Flower Princess
• Todd said: "I'm fascinated by The Beatles and the progression of their careers. Upon.." on Hello, Goodbye
• Todd said: "I would love to know with certainty who played lead guitar on this one..." on She Came In Through The Bathroom Window

On 25 June 1967 The Beatles performed All You Need is Love for Our World, a satellite television programme transmitted live by satellite to an estimated 400m people in 24 countries.

The Beatles and Israel

The Rhythm Beatles - as they were known in Hebrew - were scheduled to perform in Israel in 1965. The event was cancelled, however, for reasons which have been hotly debated in the intervening years. Read more »

Let It Be

The Beatles' last album to be released, Let It Be was mostly recorded in early 1969, prior to Abbey Road. The music was produced by George Martin, and was then prepared for release in 1970 by Phil Spector. Read more »

"I'm always good for starting a bit of a tune and the first verse, but after that I just can never go anywhere. It takes me years, that's why I'm so slow." - Ringo Starr

George Harrison

Although often overshadowed by the partnership of Lennon and McCartney during the band's lifetime, George Harrison later emerged as a significant talent in his own right. Read more »