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The Beatles come to vivid life in Peter Jackson's Disney Plus documentary "The Beatles: Get Back." The 8-hour, three-part Disney+ documentary premieres in a three-night event starting Nov. 25. John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr are featured in archival footage.

PAUL GAMBACCINI: I can tell you that this is appointment viewing, an epic but intimate portrait of a band at the height of their powers against the backdrop of a London that no longer exists.

The six-hour-plus documentary will be exclusively shown by Disney+ over three nights on Thanksgiving weekend. It paints a markedly different picture of The Beatles than the 1970 documentary, "Let It Be."

"Hey Jude" came out as a Capitol/Apple official release neatly in between the actual final musical statement that was "Abbey Road" and the actual final album of new material that was "Let It Be." And each of the 10 tracks is essential.

What might have happened had the Fab Four resolved their tensions around money, management and Yoko Ono?

Here, I will focus on the instrumentation and other technical details of The Beatles eighth album (Britsh Release): Overall: Recorded between December ...

This week's news includes the Broadcaster pub and dining room at Television Centre, the Lion revamp in Shirley, Reading venue for London Cocktail Club, Mojo's latest site in Reading, the Lamb & Flag in Oxford and Simmons Bar hits the CIty.

It's just Paul McCartney and Rick Rubin chatting, but this Disney+ series will make you fall in love with The Beatles' music all over again

The real reason The Beatles stopped touring as John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr felt the dark side of Beatlemania.

Rolling Stone Massive George Harrison ‘All Things Must Pass’ Box Due in August Dhani Harrison, bassist Klaus Voormann, and others look back on the late Beatle’s 1970 solo masterpiece, and detail the making of a new deluxe reissue By As Klaus Voormann recalls, the bass player, artist, and friend of the Beatles had no idea what was about to hit him when he arrived at EMI Studios (later known as Abbey Road) one day in late May of 1970. All he knew was that George Harrison was about...