The Beatles recorded one of their earliest albums during a pivotal moment in their lifetime and all four members agreed it was "freeing."

"I picked up this tape years ago that said Beatles Demos on it. i just figured it was a tape off a bootleg record," Frith, who owns the oldest independent record store in Vancouve

Ringo Starr wrote a few songs for The Beatles, and one might just surprise you if you're not super familiar with his songwriting credits.

Written by George Harrison, ‘Something’ was released in 1969 on Abbey Road and became one of The Beatles’ most celebrated love songs. Frank Sinatra famously called it “the greatest love song of the past 50 years,” and it remains one of the most covered Beatles tracks.

John Lennon might not be the most reliable judge on The Beatles' music, but he knew when things weren't working out right.

Ono and Lennon maintained a platonic friendship for a year-and-a-half. On the Beatles famous trip to India, Lennon spent much of his time sending her postcards despite the presence of his first wife, Cynthia, with whom he had a young son, Julian.

This is where the what-ifs begin. What if another band had gotten the gig? What if they had joined Royston Ellis, an early UK rock’n’roll poet, for a sojourn into the avant-garde? What if George hadn’t quit his electrician’s apprenticeship and its promise of career security to stake his future on being in a band?

The Beatles have tons of perfect tunes to get you in the mood for spring. Many things inspired the Fab Four, including love and heartbreak, but they often looked to the changing seasons to help them form their hits,