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Wow, I love it. Another great day in Nashville. Peace and love everybody. Hope to see you tomorrow night at the Opry.

“It’s the love in the message that’s the important thing.” Gary Wright on the meaning of George’s songs on ‘Living in the Material World’. Go here - georgeharrison.lnk.to/LITMW - to listen to the 50th Anniversary of the album now.

#OTD in 1963, Please Please Me (mono version) was released in the UK. The iconic front cover shot for the album was taken at the then headquarters of EMI Limited at 20 Manchester Square in London's West End in early 1963 by Angus McBean. EMI remained in the building until 1995

Peace and love everybody Ringo. 😎✌️🌟❤️

The Beatles - A Four-Film Cinematic Event, directed by Sam Mendes. Harris Dickinson (John Lennon) Paul Mescal (Paul McCartney) Barry Keoghan (Ringo Starr) Joseph Quinn (George Harrison)   In theatres April 2028. #TheBeatlesFourFilmCinematicEvent

WELL WELL WELL John & Yoko/Plastic Ono Band with Elephant's Memory - from POWER TO THE PEOPLE. Full-length version in 4K now on YouTube m.youtube.com/watch?v=IpSqdj…

Support your local indie record store and pick up the limited edition 3LP Zoetrope picture disc pressing of ‘All Things Must Pass’ for Record Store Day 2025. The first two titles in this RSD exclusive zoetrope series – ‘Wonderwall Music’ and ‘Electronic Sound’ – were released via

The faces of the characters in this Eleanor Rigby sequence from Yellow Submarine were of people who in real life worked on the film - Al Brodax, the film's producer, is the man smoking a pipe, animation director Bob Balser is standing on the street by the house, and the man in

"To get on the Palladium and all those places we wore the suits and played their game, but a lot of the time we were thinking, 'Ha, we'll show these people.'" - George

Let’s have a great earth, peace and love day Ringo. 😎✌️🌟❤️🍒🎶🥦🌈🌻👏☮️

John Lennon and Yoko Ono Debut on Multiple Charts forbes.com/sites/hughmcin… This week, Power to the People earns an impressive start on three U.K. charts, crashing inside the top 10 on all of them at the same time. The live EP launches at No. 5 on both the Official Physical Singles

John said I Am The Walrus was one of his favourite Beatles tracks - "Because it's one of those that has enough little bitties going to keep you interested even a hundred years later" Have you ever seen this promo of the song before?

LUMENATE NOVA - Save 50% with Early Bird Offer kickstarter.com/projects/lumen… Introducing Lumenate Nova, the consciousness-shifting light mask. It uses flickering light sequences on your closed eyes to gently guide you into a deeply meditative, semi-psychedelic state. This state that

"George Martin was very understanding, even though we were going to change style and get more psychedelic or surreal. It never seemed to throw him, even though sometimes it was not quite his taste in music " - Paul Martin was extensively involved in The Beatles' record making

#OTD in #1965, Beatles For Sale had its first week at No. 1 in the UK Record Retailer Chart. What's your favourite track on the album? "Recording Beatles For Sale didn't take long. Basically it was our stage show, with some new songs - 'Eight Days A Week', for example. I

The street scenes from You've Got To Hide Your Love Away in Help! were filmed on Alisa Avenue in Twickenham on 14 April, 1965, along with other scenes filmed on the same street - including the entrance to the bands' fictional home, complete with four neighbouring front doors to

If you could have met The Beatles, which era would you most like to have met them in?

We’re thrilled to announce Jack Thorne, Jez Butterworth, and Peter Straughan will write The Beatles - A Four-Film Cinematic Event, coming exclusively to theatres April 2028. Full story: thebeatles.com/jack-thorne-je… John Lennon Paul McCartney George Harrison #RingoStarr

#OTD in #1970, Let It Be was released as a UK LP. The album reached No.1 for three weeks during its 59 week chart stay. In the US, the album enjoyed four weeks at No.1 during an initial chart life of 55 weeks. "We started Let It Be in January 1969 (...) The idea was that you'd