Something — Sinatra called it ‘the greatest love song of the past 50 years’The Beatles’ I Am The Walrus — nonsense poetry meets LSDThe Life of a Song: ‘Yesterday’The song came to Paul McCartney in a dream one night in London in 1963Come Together — how The Beatles’ song became one of their most streamed tracks The opener from Abbey Road went on to penetrate the heartlands of American rockAcross the Universe — how John Lennon found peace amid traumaWritten at a low point for the Beatle, the song went through many iterations — and was transformed by David BowieHelter Skelter — The Beatles’ brutal song that inspired a murder spreeSubsequent versions hoped to capitalise on the track’s notoriety — or tried to reclaim itMore from this SeriesGolden Slumbers: from Abbey Road to John Lewis Christmas advertEleanor Rigby — The Beatles delivered a tragedy in microcosmPaul McCartney’s ‘Blackbird’ — a longing for changeWhile My Guitar Gently Weeps — George Harrison’s song began life as a folksy ballad Got to Get You Into My Life — how Paul McCartney channelled US R&BThe Beatles’ 1966 track was an outright homage to the band’s African-American heroes
Something — Sinatra called it ‘the greatest love song of the past 50 years’The Beatles’ I Am The Walrus — nonsense poetry meets LSDThe Life of a Song: ‘Yesterday’The song came to Paul McCartney in a dream one night in London in 1963Come Together — how The Beatles’ song became one of their most streamed tracks The opener from Abbey Road went on to penetrate the heartlands of American rockAcross the Universe — how John Lennon found peace amid traumaWritten at a low point for the Beatle, the song went through many iterations — and was transformed by David BowieHelter Skelter — The Beatles’ brutal song that inspired a murder spreeSubsequent versions hoped to capitalise on the track’s notoriety — or tried to reclaim itMore from this SeriesGolden Slumbers: from Abbey Road to John Lewis Christmas advertEleanor Rigby — The Beatles delivered a tragedy in microcosmPaul McCartney’s ‘Blackbird’ — a longing for changeWhile My Guitar Gently Weeps — George Harrison’s song began life as a folksy ballad Got to Get You Into My Life — how Paul McCartney channelled US R&BThe Beatles’ 1966 track was an outright homage to the band’s African-American heroes