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The Beatles remixes: Are they really better than the original records?

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'The Beatles and India': Inside Fab Four's sublime and troubled Himalayan trip

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John, Mal Evans, Yoko Ono Lennon, Ringo, Paul-Twickenham Film Studios-Jan 13 1969-Ethan A. Russell�Apple Corps Ltd.
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Get Back: A Month in the Life

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How The Beatles' breakup led to the golden age of classic rock

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U.K Blues Rock: There must have been something in the water

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Strawberry Fields Forever

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Quality Beatles turntables that go beyond novelty

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The Beatles' 'Sgt. Pepper' cover: A complete guide to who's who

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The origianal caption for this photo at the time of its March 4, 1964 publication in the New York City press read: “The Dave Clark Five, the latest British rock’n’rollers to visit these shores, demonstrate their joy at the spring-like weather in Central Park in this photograph. The five, who have recently leaped past The Beatles in popularity in their homeland, appear on the Ed Sullivan television show on March 8. The Beatles recently scored stateside triumphs on the show. Left to right are Rick Huxley, Denis Payton, Dave Clark, Lenny Davidson and Mike Smith.” Bettmann / Contributor / Bettmann / Getty Images.
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An appreciation for The Dave Clark Five

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Roag Best, half-brother of The Beatles original drummer Pete Best, poses inside his Magical Beatles Museum in Liverpool. Iimage courtesy of Roag Best.
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Roag Best and his Magical Beatles Museum

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John Lennon and Yoko Ono, his bride of three months at the time this photo was taken in Montreal in June 1969, pose in bed. They held, in bed, press conferences in several cities with the theme, ‘make love, not war.’ Photo from the Bettmann Collection via Getty Images.
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Tales of hanging out with John & Yoko

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Cousin Brucie (Bruce Morrow) and John (Jay Jay) French at SiriusXM radio studios. Photo courtesy of John French.
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Now We’re 64: A meeting with DJ Cousin Brucie

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Richard Alderson today. Richard is holding the 36-disc Dylan Tour box set, "Bob Dylan: The 1966 Live Recordings," which he initially recorded via mixing board tapes. Photo by John Peden; courtesy of Richard Alderson.
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Record producer remembers The Beatles relationship with Bob Dylan

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The great psychedelic face-off: 'Sgt. Pepper' vs. 'Satanic Majesties'

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NEW YORK, NY - DECEMBER 08: Memorabilia sits a top the "Strawberry Fields" tile mosaic in Central Park, which was created in tribute to the late musician John Lennon, to mark the anniversary of his death on December 8, in New York City. Lennon was shot and killed by a gunman outside his apartment in the nearby Dakota building. (Photo by Andrew Burton/Getty Images)
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On John Lennon: “I Was there the day he arrived and I was there the day he left”

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