The Beatles recorded dozens of covers early in their career. Here are five famous songs fans often assume were originals.

From Nina Simone to Otis Redding and Harry Nilsson, in soul, pop, punk and jazz, these are the 40 best covers of The Beatles in one playlist.

Jann S. Wenner interviewed John for Rolling Stones articles later published as the book Lennon Remembers. In the interview, Wenner asked John numerous questions about the Beatles’ music. In addition, ...

The Beatles‘ songs have inspired covers of every flavor. Some women have reinterpreted the Lennon-McCartney catalog in fantastic ways. One gospel singer even blew The Beatles’ “Let It Be” out of the ...

With The Beatles‘ massive Let It Be reissue having just come out (order a copy) and Peter Jackson‘s also-massive The Beatles: Get Back documentary a month away from airing, it’s Beatles on the brain ...

Waylon Jennings included a cover of this Beatles track on his 1966 album, but the two musical acts were connected since the 1950s.

Nobody does The Beatles like The Beatles themselves. However, quite a few musicians through the years have put out their renditions of famous Beatles tunes. And some of those covers might just rival ...

As arguably the most beloved, most popular, most influential band of all time, The Beatles are probably the most covered pop artist of the last 50 years. Everybody’s done it, with covers becoming hits ...

The post Lucinda Williams Announces Beatles Covers Album with “While My Guitar Gently Weeps”: Stream appeared first on Consequence. Lucinda Williams has announced the latest installation of her Lu’s ...

After starting the weekend hot against Arizona and losing it all against UC Irvine, the Ducks were all in against Vanderbilt and never showed... The Beatles gave the world some of the best and most ...

For three days during Thanksgiving week, Beatles fans will get a chance to jump in a time machine and watch Get Back, the Peter Jackson-helmed documentary that takes previously-unseen footage from ...

On August 26, 1964, the Beatles played the only show they ever would in Colorado – at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, no less. It’s gone down as one of the most historic rock concerts of all time, spawning ...