The Beatles broke up in 1970 and never reunited, though they did work on each other's albums.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Jim Gray/Keystone Features/Hulton Archive/Getty John Lennon (left) and George Harrison in 1967. The Beatles released their ...

Music icon John Lennon had some strong advice for his fellow Beatle George Harrison after he began writing more of the band's songs. When the Fab Four formed in the early 1960s, Lennon and Paul ...

In 1975, Lennon reflected on a recent Harrison concert he attended. It hadn’t impressed him. “It wasn’t the greatest thing in history,” he told Rolling Stone. “The guy went through some kind of mill.

After the Fab Four called it quits for good in 1970, fans around the world were anxiously waiting for the announcement of a proper reunion. Before the sad passing of John Lennon in 1980 and George ...

John Lennon put “How Do You Sleep” on his 1971 record, Imagine, one year after the first unofficial breakup rumors and messages began popping up around the Beatles. The song features George Harrison ...

Despite it being his own composition, Lennon was embarrassed by and dismissive of the 'Rubber Soul' album closer, even if ...

The breakup of The Beatles didn't just mark the end of an era in music; it also signified the start of an unspoken competition between the former band members. They all rushed to put out solo albums ...

The Beatles released their crowning creative achievement, Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, in 1967 — the same year they discovered Transcendental Meditation John Lennon and George Harrison ...