What Goes On

One of John Lennon's earliest songs, What Goes On was written before the group had a recording contract, and was never performed live. The Beatles recorded it for 1965's Rubber Soul, where it had, uniquely, a Lennon-McCartney-Starkey credit. Read more »

The Beatles spent 51 weeks at number one in the UK albums chart between 11 May 1963 and 2 May 1964.

• Joe said: "Thanks for visiting, Geoff! I hope you're well..." on Geoff Emerick
• rdnzl said: "Another day when Lennon was asked about a McCartney song, and he hadn't.." on Let It Be
• rdnzl said: "JL hadn't caught the dragon that day..." on Lady Madonna
• rdnzl said: "You bet, poached. You know better than the Beatles..." on Lady Madonna
• rdnzl said: "If you could have kept it from being "Spectorized"..." on The Ballad Of John And Yoko

May Pang interview

In January 2011 May Pang agreed to be interviewed for The Beatles Bible about her time with John Lennon, her thoughts on Cynthia and Yoko, and that infamous UFO story. Read more »

Rubber Soul

The Beatles' sixth UK album and 11th US long-player, Rubber Soul showed the group maturing from their earlier pop performances, exploring different styles of songwriting and instrumentation, and pushing boundaries inside the studio. Read more »

"There's high, and there's high, and to get really high - I mean so high that you can walk on the water, that high that's where I'm going." - George Harrison

Neil Aspinall

A childhood friend of Paul McCartney and George Harrison, Neil Aspinall became The Beatles' road manager, personal assistant and manager of Apple Corps. Read more »