George Harrison

A book from one former member and a song lyric from another helped kick-start the hit song.

Any rock legend can release a great LP with a misstep (or two) along the way.

'All Things Must Pass' moved with a euphoric rumble, while the follow-up settled into an often questioning seriousness.

Late Beatles bandmate died 20 years ago today.

Liverpool house where Beatles rehearsed expected to sell for $270,000.

The drawn-out 'Let It Be' sessions account for a list-leading 10 tracks; the White Album era produced seven others.

Others subbed for him as far back as 1964's "You Can't Do That."

All four of their careers included a stirring comeback – or two.

The third part of the equation that would become the Beatles fell into place.

It happened after a frustratingly unproductive morning spent working on "Get Back" and "Two of Us."

The former Beatles star attempted to tackle the intruder, and ended up being stabbed repeatedly in the chest.

This was his most experimental, his worst-selling, and one of his more controversial albums.