Jeff Lynne of the Electric Light Orchestra produced The Beatles‘ “Free as a Bird.” The tune was based on a John Lennon demo. Lynne said it was difficult to finish the song. According to PBS ...

The way that the three remaining Beatles got a handle on the strange ... dubbed The Threetles – approached the making of Free As A Bird, which came out in early December, 1995.

It’s Rip Off, by his 'hobby' group Mantra Of The Cosmos and it features Sean Ono Lennon and James McCartney, as well as ...

Rock and rollers pride themselves on speed, but Jeff Lynne wasn't prone to getting tripped up every now and again when putting a song together.

The other three Beatles were included as they were all alive to contribute to the work. His omission from Now and Then is ...

The band began the process of gussying up "Now and Then" back in the mid-'90s, during the sessions that completed the previous "last Beatles songs" — namely 1995's "Free As a Bird" and 1996's ...

alongside other Anthology project tracks Free As A Bird and Real Love. However, technical limitations at the time meant the surviving Beatles were unable to bring the recording up to an acceptable ...

In 1997, they earned three more trophies, including a best long form music video for their music film “The Beatles Anthology” and two for “Free As a Bird,” a song featured in it.