1970–Present: After the Break-up

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by Keith Badman "Until now, The Beatles story has been simply incomplete" From 1970 onwards the disbanded Beatles were at last free to...

Right after the Beatles' traumatic dissolution, Starr briefly swerved away from rock entirely, recording a batch of pre-rock standards like "Night and Day," "Stardust" and his debut solo album's title track, "Sentimental Journey." Hardly the best fit for his modest vocal gifts, true, but charming regardless — plus, the recriminations and lawsuits that followed the band's split would make anyone long for a simpler time. This had been a back-burner idea of his for a while, and he selected the songs with input from his parents, particularly his mother.

In September 1969, John Lennon told his musical partners at a business meeting that he was leaving The Beatles.

For years I've kept going back to the idea of piecing together a Beatles album (or two ... or four) that could hypothetically have been assembled post breakuphadtheynotbrokenup. Some of the key things: Plausibility and listenability. You will find a ton of hypotheticals out on the world wide webernets. I've really tried to listen to tracks in…

If the Beatles captured a 60s of optimism and love, Bowie was the signature artist of the 70s – distilling paranoia and confusion into pop both euphoric and terrifying

The Beatles were an English rock band, formed in Liverpool in 1960 and one of the most...

The Beatles sold more records and enjoyed the wider fan base. The 'Stones were grittier and a more acquired taste but better to dance to. Zeppelin were who y...

With Lennon’s name back in the news, it seemed a good time for an article about what all the former Beatles were doing in the 1980s.

The Beatles in the 80's. With John's tragic death in 1980, and my fantasy theme of keeping the band together, I did what Yoko did with Milk and Honey and inc...

Is it just me, but doesnt it sound like alot of Beatles songs are a bit 80slike in a formative way? Its probably because those bands took alot from them (you can hear it especially in the poppier new wave

I've mostly steered clear over the years of too much exposure to Paul McCartney's work with his '70s band Wings and his subsequent solo work. Of course, I haven't been able or even wished to avoid the music entirely, but a recent survey of McCartney's '80s solo offerings has left me with a greater appreciation of his talents than I ever thought possible. Here's a chronological look at some of the legendary ex-Beatle's finest tunes of this era, both popular and obscure.

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The Beatles - When I Get Older... (The Beatles In The '90s) Publisher: FAB Reference: FAB4 Date: 1997 Source : Silver CD -> EAC -> WAV ->

Over three decades after their breakup, the Beatles still released the top-selling album of the 2000s.

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Years ago a friend introduced me to an album called The Mollusk by Ween and I was instantly blown away by the comical/mystical lyrics, backed by some truly epic melodic hooks and harmonies.