According to experts and numerologists, your birth date matches one of The Beatles’ songs. Some birth dates align with ...

An unconventional murder ballad that juxtaposes a light and upbeat tone with hopelessly dark lyrics, "Maxwell's Silver Hammer ...

On 1973, Aerosmith released the eponymous debut that would catapult them and Steven Tyler’s many, many scarves into rock ‘n’ roll stardom, thanks to the third track on the album, “Dream On”. The song ...

The Beatles are one of those bands that have too many hits to list them. But if there's one that stands out, that would be ...

Here Today is one of Paul McCartney’s most personal songs, and decades later, performing it still brings him back to his ...

On Jan. 2, 1971, George Harrison made history as the first member of The Beatles to score a No. 1 solo album in the United ...

In Vietnam, the appreciation for ABBA has been going strong since the late 1970s. Much like the Beatles in America, the ABBA ...

Various songs by The Beatles get pretty sad, including the likes of "While My Guitar Gently Weeps," "Ticket to Ride," and ...

When John Lennon first heard the opening line to "I Saw Her Standing There", he howled with incredulous laughter.

You’d be forgiven if you can’t hum the 18th-century Cumbrian folk song “Do Ye Ken John Peel.” But in 1942, a version of that ...

In a 'Vevo Footnotes' video, Paul McCartney addresses his 1979 track "Wonderful Christmastime" encouraging witchcraft. His Christmas classic was released in 1979.

In “Glass Onion” from the 1968 White Album, Lennon references a number of the Fab Four’s recent hits. The lyrics drop nods to ...