Guess what? Both The Beatles and the Beach Boys both covered Chuck Berry’s “Rock and Roll Music”. Chuck Berry’s version reached #8 in the US, The Beatles included it on their debut album but it did not chart in the US. The Beach Boys version reached # 5 on the US chart. Which version is…
Among The Beatles‘ twenty number one hits on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, their last was “The Long and Winding Road,” which exactly 50 years ago rose to the top to begin a two-week reign.
 How big of a Beatles fan are you? Guess What? “Please Please Me” was the first single released by The Beatles in the United States. The song later went to #3 in 1963 and followed along an avalanche of hits.
Among The Beatles‘ twenty songs to hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart, the last two topped the chart in 1970. Exactly 50 years ago, the first of those final two number one hits, “Let It Be,” rose to the pinnacle position to begin a two-week reign.
“All You Need Is Love” seems like a logical choice of a song by The Beatles to feature as music to help us get through everything. I think, though, “Here Comes the Sun” works even better.
 On the radio, there is a tradition to play certain songs back to back. Below is a quick list that I started compiling. I always liked the Green Day song “Brain Stew” to “Jaded” because when the transition hits, it picks up the pace. Two Songs Always Played Back-To-Back “Brain Stew” to “Jaded” –…
Two of The Beatles‘ twenty number-one singles on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart came in 1969. Exactly 50 years ago, the second of that pair of hits, “Come Together/Something,” rose to the top for a one-week reign.
It’s that time of year again, where you may be trying to get your garden setup and ready. Perhaps you need some inspiration to keep it cultivated and perhaps some music may help? Here is a quick list of tunes to put on your playlist. Do you have any to add? Garden Song – John…
The Beatles hit number one on Billboard‘s Hot 100 chart with two of their twenty chart-topping hits in 1969. Exactly 50 years ago, the first of that pair of hits, “Get Back,” which also featured Billy Preston, rose to the top of the chart to begin a five-week reign.
The Beatles The Beatles (1968) My first experience with The Beatles was through my dad. He is old enough to remember watching them on the Ed Sullivan Show. He grew his hair out to copy the distinct mop-top look, just like a lot of other kids his age. The Beatles used to come on the…
