Beatles album which put John Lennon through hell

John Lennon confessed real meaning of popular Beatles' song — and it's not about LSD
The Beatles are an iconic band that have many songs that some believe to be about drugs, and one that many believe about LSD is Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds
How John Lennon's “least favorite” Beatles song made it onto 'Rubber Soul'
Paul McCartney said the track demonstrated Lennon's insecurities about relationships, noting, "John was always on the run, running for his life"
The song that convinced John Lennon to let Paul McCartney join band that became The Beatles
It was July 6, 1957 and a 15-year-old Paul McCartney was invited to the event at St Peter's Church in Woolton by his school friend Ivan Vaughan. Ivan's friend John Lennon's skiffle band The Quarrymen,
3 Great Songs That Pay Homage to the One and Only John Lennon
John Lennon undeniably left quite an impact on the world, but he also did on these three musicians and friends.
Beatles' John Lennon says band 'almost abandoned' song that changed everything
The Beatles' second single, Please Please Me, was a game-changer for the band, but John Lennon has said that they actually nearly abandoned it.
The Beatles song George Harrison loved but John Lennon hated: ‘A song I never thought much of’
Despite it being his own composition, Lennon was embarrassed by and dismissive of the 'Rubber Soul' album closer, even if Harrison loved it.
Mick Jagger on the Difference Between John Lennon and Paul McCartney
The Rolling Stones’ Mick Jagger had the privilege of knowing both John Lennon and Paul McCartney. The “Ruby Tuesday” star discussed the differences between the two of them. On top of that, Jagger ...
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Paul McCartney admits he 'can't remember much' about Beatles song he wrote in just two hours
The Beatles are one of the most iconic bands of all time, but not every song that Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote was a ...
The song John Lennon said Paul McCartney had nothing to do with: “It was never a legal deal”
John Lennon and Paul McCartney are undoubtedly the most iconic songwriting partnership of all time. But this one track is wrongly credited to both of them.