Beatle connection to the Super Bowl

July and August in New Orleans are known for their summer rain, which reminds me of the Johnny Rivers song “Summer Rain.”

John later incorporated a word learned from their police escort into a song.

John later incorporated a word learned from their police escort into a song.

During their stay at the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach, the Beatles saw two comedians at the hotel’s night clubs.

Decca audition and Get Back Rehearsal Sessions – and their connection to Miami Beach

Bruce Spizer gives PBS’ History Detectives a tour of the Deauville Hotel in Miami Beach on their season opener.

More about the 50th anniversary of the Beatles first visit to Abbey Road Studios.

More about the 50th anniversary of the Beatles first visit to Abbey Road Studios.

June 6, 2012 is the 50th anniversary of the Beatles first visit to Abbey Road Studios.

After the group broke up, three of the Beatles recorded songs written by New Orleans songwriter/performers. Today’s question deals with Ringo and his fondness for New Orleans music.

Paul McCartney has just released the much anticipated remastered and deluxe editions of “Ram,” his second album after leaving the Beatles.

Like many musicians of his generation and after, Bruce Springsteen was influenced by the Beatles

This year will mark important milestone anniversaries for the Beatles.

What song was performed at the Beatles first U.S. concert at the Washington Coliseum prior to the group recording the song for proper EMI release?

Dick Clark was the co-founder and initial 50% owner of a record label that later released singles by the Beatles.

The tax rate during the sixties was quite high. No wonder George Harrison wrote a song about it, which gets quite a bit of airplay in the United States every April 15.

Which American networks ran Beatles stories in 1963?

In early April 1964, the Beatles dominated the Billboard Hot 100 record chart in a way that will almost certainly never be equaled.

What four songs recorded by Peter & Gordon were written by Paul McCartney and what was the songwriting credit for each of these songs?