Let Me Tell You About The Beatles

Richard Furnstein: "Words Of Love" is a cover of an innocuous yet revolutionary Buddy Holly song (surely the most innocuous yet r...

Robert Bunter:  The White Album is in large part about The Beatles themselves (as indicated by the record's actual title, which is  The ...

Richard Furnstein: The second "new" Beatles song released along with the Anthology multimedia blitz in 1995, "Real Love...

Cynthia Lennon: September 10, 1939-April 1, 2015 Richard Furnstein: We lost another one, dear friend. Cynthia Lennon is the latest gu...

Richard Furnstein : Listen, we can't move ahead with our scheduled post: a tepid run down of the Gerry Goffin/Carole King song "C...

Robert Bunter: This song (from 1964’s Beatles For Sale LP) sits solidly among the late early period (or the early middle period). The aco...

Richard Furnstein: Paul McCartney's songbook is full of sketches of the daily lives of simple folk. "Teddy Boy" fits well wi...

Richard Furnstein:  "I Wanna Be Your Man" is a sub-ape of a song with few redeeming qualities. It's a simple Ringo shouter i...

Robert Bunter: To this day, I can't tell the story without getting emotional. Furnstein and I went to the Paul McCartney concert togeth...

Richard Furnstein: Oof. Get a load of this shiny turd bouncing around with a top hat and cane. How did Paul McCartney find the nerve to un...

The Beatles recorded German language versions of two of their biggest early hits--"She Loves You" and "I Want To Hold Your ...

Robert Bunter:  This song is joyful and infectious, but it doesn’t really fit into the Sgt. Pepper concept. It would have made more sens...