The Beatles
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The Beatles’ Most Iconic Motifs Inspire This New Clothing Collaboration
From Abbey Road to Help!, Section 119's new collection with the band features tees, shirts, and accessories inspired by the group's music
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Paul McCartney’s ‘Maxwell’s Silver Hammer’ Lyrics Can Be Yours for Around Half a Million
"The worst session ever was ‘Maxwell’s Silver Hammer," Ringo Starr told Rolling Stone in 2008. "It was the worst track we ever had to record. It went on for fucking weeks. I thought it was mad."
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See Priceless Artifacts From the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s New Beatles Exhibit
'The Beatles: Get Back to Let It Be' is open now in Cleveland
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Here Comes the Merch: The Beatles Drop New Beach-Ready Gear Ahead of Spring
The limited collection from the outdoor accessories and apparel brand Slowtide also celebrates the band's iconic albums, from 'Abbey Road' to 'Rubber Soul'
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An NFT of Paul McCartney’s ‘Hey Jude’ Notes Just Sold for Over $76,000
Julian Lennon — son of John — minted a collection of six non-fungible tokens based on memorabilia from his personal collection
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Questlove on ‘The Beatles: Get Back’: ‘That’s Hip-Hop!’
On the latest episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, the filmmaker discusses Summer of Soul and the next projects he has lined up — including a doc on Sly Stone
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Beatles’ Famed Rooftop Concert to Screen in IMAX Theaters
Get Back director Peter Jackson will participate in a special Q&A following the concert film's special theatrical release
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Al Green’s ‘Timekeeper’ on How He Gave Southern Soul Its Funky Heartbeat
Howard Grimes' drum grooves helped form the foundation for Hi Records' Seventies masterpieces. In a recent memoir, the career sideman to Green and many more tells his own story
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Rob Sheffield’s Top 25 Songs of 2021
From "Deja Vu" to "Todo de Ti," and "I Drink Wine" to "Champagne Poetry"
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The 10 Best Documentaries of 2021
From a host of legendary music docs to portraits of a still-in-progress pandemic and a Civil Rights leader's persecution — the highlights of a banner year in nonfiction filmmaking
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