Paul McCartney remembered an old Nat King Cole song. That inspired him to write The Beatles' classic "Mother Nature's Son".

Ian Leslie's “John ... sometimes jealous and frequently depressed Lennon and the more outgoing, driven and business-like McCartney. Leslie’s comprehensive assembly of lyrics, memos and ...

Listening to old tapes of John ... ‘Jealous Guy’ would be more interesting, seeing how he went from ‘Child of Nature’ during The Beatles’ session into something different. In the modern age, though, ...

Arguably, the most startling among these was John Lennon ... The nature of Lennon and Yoko Ono’s adoration for each other was never a secret, but Imagine revealed several truths about their ...

“I don’t think Paul was ever going to do that, but I think John worried about that.” It led to Lennon becoming increasingly jealous and even bitter about McCartney’s “Yesterday” triumph.

A friend of the Beatles said Paul McCartney was nicer than John Lennon. Still, people somehow trusted him less.

Everyone knows that John Lennon wrote songs about Yoko Ono, but a few such songs may have slipped under the radar of even ...

John was immediately sparked into life.” He connected so powerfully with Ono that even the shine of his most important relationships dulled. Davies believed that Lennon once viewed McCartney as ...

The Beatles were already working on solo projects before their official split. Though the Fab Four's split was announced in ...

John & Paul ... the book A Life in Lyrics. “As an older lad I was shocked to find that this wasn’t true – that many people had disastrous childhoods – and John Lennon was one of them.” ...

In 1972, the FBI tapped John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s phone at the request of Richard Nixon, who worried Lennon might undermine his reelection bid. The paranoid president couldn’t have ...