would be responsible for the most-streamed Beatles song, "Here Comes the Sun." It's an infectiously happy and comforting tune, a fitting topper to this list.

Martin Scorsese-produced film, featuring newly discovered Maysles brothers footage and new interviews with Paul McCartney and ...

Just Like a Woman,” which was first released on the 1966 masterpiece double album Blonde on Blonde, has proven to be one of Bob Dylan’s most enduring ballads. The country-tinged arrangement and the ...

He came into his own as a solo artist after the Beatles split up in 1970 ... His extensive song list includes “Within You Without You” as well as “Here Comes the Sun,” “Something,” “While My Guitar ...

By Gail Mitchell The velvet vocals of Luther Vandross take center stage again with the Friday (Oct. 25) release of the late singer-songwriter’s cover of the Beatles’ classic “Michelle.” ...

and it’s just going to appeal to kids who listen to their records on these $5 record players, or cutting them out of the back ...

The Fab Four is known for note-for-note live renditions of Beatles classics such as “Can’t Buy Me Love,” “Yesterday,” “Twist and Shout,” “Here Comes the Sun” and “Hey Jude.” ...

(And, in this age of streaming he never lived to see, it’s two George songs, “Here Comes the Sun,” followed by “Something,” that are the most streamed songs in the Beatles catalog.) ...

That song is “She’s Leaving Home,” the classic Beatles ballad from Sgt ... it felt like a sign.” Listen below.

To investigate further, I decided to listen to Magical Mystery ... makes it effective and catchy, and The Beatles avoid that particular pitfall here. “I’ve always hated generation gaps ...

The Beatles are back Who saw this one coming ... OutKast frontman André 3000's experimental jazz-flute album “New Blue Sun” is a contender, as well as Jacob Collier's “Djesse Vol.

If, as they say, imitation is the highest form of flattery, then the Beatles should be exceptionally honored. Over the course of years, their songs have been covered by hundreds upon hundreds of ...