I'm not really exaggerating when I say that music utterly changed sixty years ago. The one-two punch of "Blonde on Blonde" ...

Nepal, Aug. 9 -- Sixty years ago, the Beatles released Revolver, an album that has a strong claim to being the group's magnum opus. Revolver's 14 tracks represented an unprecedented and highly ...

The Beatles changed the face of popular music, releasing 13 studio albums and around 213 songs throughout their decade-long ...

Revolver came at a very particular time in The Beatles’ history. They were just about to hang up their hats from touring shortly after this album was released. And their prior album, Rubber Soul, ...

The legacy of "Revolver" as The Beatles' creative turning point just never gets old ...

Jeff Cornell is a veteran music and entertainment writer, who has contributed to Variety, Billboard, Loudwire, The Hollywood Reporter, and MTV. In the mid-60s, The Beatles altered their approach to ...

In the decades since the release of Revolver, much has been learned about how the Beatles made their seventh studio album. We now know about the various groundbreaking recording techniques the Beatles ...

The social hierarchy of The Beatles formed as most groups do: the oldest is the leader. As the oldest founding member of The Beatles (save the drummer) and the one who recruited Paul McCartney, who ...

The Fab Four’s famous Shea Stadium concert in 1965 was one of their most monumental events. It demonstrated the band’s popularity and power, but the downside was that it was overwhelming and ...

It's hard to believe this summer marks six decades since the Beatles, the greatest of pop-rock bands, released the album that truly catapulted them to that title. And I'm not talking about Sgt. Pepper ...

Why Revolver was the real turning point for the Beatles Fuelled by LSD, plagued by protests and written with refreshed creativity, the band’s seventh album represented a bridge to their second act 92 ...

Paul McCartney was asked to name the best guitar solo he ever played. He praised a solo on a track from The Beatles’ Revolver as well as a song from one of his more recent albums. In addition, Paul ...