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UNBELIEVABLE: 67 - Caught on Camera

On March 22, 1963, the Beatles released their first album "Please Please Me", rocketing the foursome to international fame. Six decades on, we look at how Beatlemania transformed Liverpool, the northern English town where it all began. We also head to Deauville, Normandy for a diverse collection of work from…

France 24

Was Paul McCartney the "best drummer in The Beatles"?* Listen to the fab 4 tracks he played on, and the isolated drum parts, and decide for yourself

*Obviously not, don't be silly

MusicRadar

RipX DeepRemix and DeepCreate can help you learn to play any song through the power of AI

RipX’s revolutionary tech enables guitarists to isolate instrumental parts from any recording, learn the notes, chords and fingerings, remix the stems and even record their own over the top

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'Mafia offered me $30k': The rock and roll life of Salford's Harvey Lisberg

Herman's Hermits, Hurricane Higgins, 10CC and me

Manchester Evening News

Famous 'fish and chip boat' people remember from their childhood in Liverpool

It was loved for decades

Liverpool Echo

Paul McCartney addresses urban legend that he died in 1966

The rumour has been around for decades

Liverpool Echo

Princess Margaret’s unexpected reaction to blunt remark from major star as she ‘bent to his will’

Princess Margaret’s unexpected reaction to a very direct statement from a musician was ‘almost the only time in her life’ she did this

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George Martin played on more Beatles songs than you think: are these his best piano solos and orchestral arrangements?

David Bennett lists the 27 songs that feature the Fab Four's producer's greatest contributions

MusicRadar

I thought I was bored of The Beatles but this was better than the original

Sarah Jane Morris and the Solis String Quartet brought their re-imagining of The Beatles to Liverpool

Liverpool Echo

Prince Harry breaks with royal tradition in super skinny tie

On a surprise trip to the High Court came an even more shocking fashion statement. As they sweep Paris Fashion Week’s catwalks, the royal makes a case for the micro tie

Evening Standard

RTE looking to sort Ryan Tubridy's 'dream guest' for his final Late Late Show

Tubridy has made it clear who he wants to join him on the sofa and RTE bosses are working hard to make it happen

Irish Mirror

'Exciting' moment mum was 'suddenly number one all over the world'

The singer is returning to Liverpool for an anniversary concert

Liverpool Echo

'60s rock muse Pattie Boyd opens up

In the season five premiere of "Everything Fab Four," Boyd talks about having a front-row seat to rock history

Salon

Pregnant Scarlett Moffatt announces gender of first child in adorable video

The Gogglebox star took to her Instagram stories on Friday afternoon and said that she and boyfriend Scott Dobinson found out the sex of their unborn child a few weeks ago and they are both "over the moon".

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The Guardian - UK

Drugs and alcohol do not make you more creative, research finds

Travel, meditation, training and exposure to culture have a greater effect on artistic output

The Independent UK

7 of the worst celebrity tattoos of all time, from Brooklyn Beckham to Ariana Grande

Brooklyn Beckham recently got some new (huge) ink

Guitar World

John Fogerty: “I practice ferociously. I’m grateful God allowed me to keep going with my love of guitar. It didn’t end when I was 15, and it didn’t end when I became famous”

The iconic singer-songwriter reflects on his Creedence Clearwater Revival-era gear – including “the best-sounding solid-state amp ever made” – and the long-awaited release of the band’s famed 1970 Royal Albert Hall show

Liverpool Echo

Paul McCartney defended 'okay' film in heated debate with old schoolfriend

"I went to school with this man"

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The best free spring culture in Britain, chosen by Observer critics

Here are 25 inspiring events to enjoy, from the reopening of the National Portrait Gallery to free gigs in Manchester

Salon

The Beatles hit with an asteroid's force

Our upcoming season of "Everything Fab Four" features conversations about the Beatles with Kenny Loggins and more

The Times of India

Throwback: Shashi Kapoor's leading ladies; Shabana Azmi, Zeenat Aman, Rakhee Gulzar, Sharmila Tagore and Asha Parekh, recall the eternal gentleman

On Shashi Kapoor's 85th birth anniversary, ETimes revisits the thoughts and memories of five of his favourite leading ladies - Shabana Azmi, Zeenat Aman, Rakhee Gulzar, Sharmila Tagore and Asha Parekh. In excerpts from previous conversations, the ladies remember all that made Shashi Kapoor special and more. Read on...

The Guardian - UK

The Guide #78: Why just getting Beyoncé tickets felt like a massive cultural event

In this week’s newsletter: I fell to my knees when my confirmation email hit, knowing I will get my chance to witness the Renaissance tour – that’s the power of the stadium gig

Tribune News Service

Drum legend Zakir Hussain a borders-leaping marvel: 'He has blazed a trail' says Grateful Dead's Mickey Hart

George Harrison of The Beatles was a fan and collaborator of Indian tabla drum marvel Zakir Hussain. So are guitar legend John McLaughlin, Grateful Dead mainstay Mickey Hart and banjo innovator Béla Fleck.

Los Angeles Times

Jim Gordon, famed session drummer convicted of murdering his mother, dies at 77

LOS ANGELES — Jim Gordon, the prolific session drummer who played with some of rock’s biggest stars — including the Beach Boys, several Beatles and Eric Clapton, whose classic “Layla” he’s credited with co-writing — before he was sentenced to prison for killing his mother, died Monday at the state-run…

Liverpool Echo

George Harrison never wanted a Beatles reunion 'because of fans'

There were various demands for the Beatles to reform after their 1970 split

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