Played by Harrison and Paul McCartney on their Epiphone Casino electric guitars — through perhaps the group's newly acquired blackface Fender Showmans with 1x15 cabs — the dual guitar line ...

On their sixth studio album, Rubber Soul in 1965, John Lennon, Paul McCartney ... George’s guitar part (which was played on an Epiphone Casino routed through a Leslie cabinet) gave the ...

The Beatles had an immense impact on rock ‘n’ roll in a general sense, but some of the most signature sounds of the mid-20th century can be traced back to specific songs by the Fab Four—the ...

And surprisingly, one musician to perform a deliberate intellectual theft is none other than The Beatles’ Paul McCartney. In an episode of his podcast Paul McCartney: A Life In Lyrics ...

A series of photographs taken by 21-year-old Paul McCartney with a 35-millimeter Pentax camera, the show chronicles the heady two months leading up the band’s life-changing performance on The Ed ...

At least, that’s how many songwriters see it. In McCartney’s mind, artists “shy away from” the “big one”. They want the hit until they get the hit and then it warps the entire idea of ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were each other’s favorite audience. That was plainly clear as the besotted Beatles bantered, bickered and obsessed over the 23 years they were friends and rivals.

Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote a host of great songs together while in The Beatles but it wasn't just their band who benefited from their song writing prowess during the 1960s. John and Paul ...

Freed of the pressure of leading a band, Paul McCartney decided to let his experimental flag fly in his 1980 album McCartney II. That relaxed spirit made its way into the lyrics, which ...