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Rare backstage footage shows Amy Winehouse covering a classic Beatles song at Glastonbury
By Ben Rogerson published
The then 20-year-old star performed a rearranged version of All My Loving in the year that she shared the bill with Paul McCartney

Getting better: 5 ways the Beatles can help improve your guitar playing
By Leigh Fuge published
The school of George, John and Paul is in session

"The Beatles were never afraid to experiment with their chord choices inside songs": here are 4 to inspire your guitar playing
By Leigh Fuge published
While my Am7/G gently weeps

“No more handing over your smartphone or worrying about intrusive ads”: Zuckerberg and McCartney invest in children’s audio player
By Will Simpson published
Mark Zuckerberg joins Paul McCartney as investors in screen-free audio player

Was 9 February 1964 the most important day in rock 'n' roll history?
By Rob Laing published
"It was kind of like an alien invasion"

The Beatles' Yesterday and 5 other songs that were inspired by dreams
By Rob Laing last updated
How Keith Richards, Paul McCartney and Taylor Swift were visited by melodies

"I know me and I know my playing... and then there's Rain": The story of The Beatles' greatest b-side
By Rob Laing published
Rain features some of the greatest individual performances by the four Beatles while sounding like it was beamed from the future

Paul McCartney explains why his musical limitations and "stealing" benefitted The Beatles' Abbey Road medley
By Rob Laing published
"It's turned out to be quite soulful," the legendary songwriter reflects

"Songwriting for me, at the time of Rubber Soul, was a bit frightening because John and Paul had been writing since they were three years old": How The Beatles raised their game in 1965 to create a masterpiece that "broke everything open"
By Neil Crossley published
The Beatles' sixth album Rubber Soul was a colossal creative leap and marked the point at which albums began to be viewed as works of real artistic merit
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