The Beatles' impact on the music world can be measured in many different ways. One low-key way: the number of times other major artists mentioned the Fab Four in songs of their own.

A comprehensive account of the songs that the Beatles loved enough to cover themselves and, oftentimes, make their own.

The first All-Starr Band live album featured arguably his most simpatico lineup of guests, including Joe Walsh, Dr. John, ...

The Beatles have had a whopping 20 songs peak at No. 1, and here are three of their most successful ones and the accolades accompanying them.

The Beatles transformed pop culture during the 1960s and had so many incredible songs that even some of their ... movie soundtrack record Help!, its pop-rock pontification on a recently ruined ...

About the song, Paul McCartney said: "It was in a period where he (John) was a bit dissatisfied with what was going on" ...

While John Lennon might be considered an otherworldly songwriter, there are also a lot of classics that he was drawn to like ...

Here’s another cover, this time a rendition of Chuck Berry’s “Rock and Roll Music'' from the Beatles’ fourth album, 1964’s “Beatles for Sale.” Berry’s song has a verse about a ...

The Righteous Brothers served as opening act for both the Rolling Stones and the Beatles in 1964. Bill Medley revealed which ...

On this one Beatles track, Paul McCartney is doing his finest impression of one of the band's all-time musical heroes and a true legend in rock and roll.

Like other creators inspired to become musicians in the rockabilly era, 84-year-old former Beatles drummer and Rock and Roll Hall ... had nine country songs already written, sitting in his pocket ...