Beatles

Psychedelic opus further legitimized rock music as a serious art form.

Even though they started out in the same scene, there are only a handful of collaborations between them.

First single played on U.S. radio wasn't released by EMI, Parlophone or Capitol Records.

‘Man on the Run’ documentary features unseen archive material and new interviews.

Former aide recalls living with Lennon after the Beatles split.

Butch Vig recalls employing frontman's passion for Lennon and McCartney to work on 'Nevermind.'

From socks to turntables, these gifts celebrate the legacy of the lovable lads from Liverpool.

Band's most revolutionary work gets remixed and expanded for new box set.

"Love Me Do" and 'Dr. No' both arrived on Oct. 5, 1962.

Producer Giles Martin previews selections and discusses new technology used in new reissue.

Producer Giles Martin wasn't sure four-track-era LPs like this one could be properly reissued. Then came 'Get Back.'

'Stranger Things,' which features pivotal scenes soundtracked by Kate Bush and Metallica, was also nominated for Best Music Supervision.

Mick Jagger announced they'd play a song "written by some other local lads," before launching into "I Wanna Be Your Man."

Group "didn't make a very good impression" during its initial visit.

Beatles icon recalls the first time he encountered a drum as he accepts honorary doctorate.

'The Beatles at the Hollywood Bowl' was plagued by problems but was finally released in May 1977.