The Beatles

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Remembering When The Beatles Went Back to Their Early Days for a Song on Their Last Album in 1970

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On This Day

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From left, Paul McCartney (playing a Hofner 500/1 violin bass guitar) and John Lennon (playing a Gibson J-160E acoustic guitar) of English rock and pop group The Beatles perform on stage for the American Broadcasting Company (ABC) music television show 'Shindig!' at Granville Studios in Fulham, London on 3rd October 1964. The band would play three songs on the show, Kansas City/hey-Hey-Hey!, I'm a Loser and Boys. (Photo by David Redfern/Redferns)

The List

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3 Iconic Beatles Songs That Had Weird Working Titles

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On This Day

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On the Charts 62 Years Ago, The Beatles Landed Their Fifth No. 1 in Seven Months With a Song Inspired by a Ringo Starr Malapropism

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The List

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3 Hit Songs From Underdogs That Outshined The Beatles During Beatlemania

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American pop singer Johnny Nash, performing in London, circa 1975. (Photo by Fotos International/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

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