You’ll need upwards of $50,000 if you want to own a piece of The Beatles’ early messiness – and a handwritten jab at Paul McCartney from John Lennon himself.

Paul McCartney may have a fearless spirit to him whenever he plays, but there comes a point when even he wants to get off the rock and roll train.

When Chris Hillman, the bass player for The Byrds, was hunting for a room to rent in 1964, he went to the Canyon Country ...

Sir Ringo Starrs drummer son Zak Starkey has insisted he isnt wealthy like the other children of the Beatles because they ...