During a 2012 interview with The Telegraph, Lynne was asked to name his favorite Beatles song. He named “Free as a Bird.” “The amazing thing is that it even exists,” he opined.

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The Beatles’ “Free as a Bird” battled a Michael Jackson song for chart supremacy in the 1990s. The Jackson song in question is similar to “We Are the World. ...

With the Beatles’ "Anthology" project in the offing, Ono presented Paul McCartney with demos for “Free as a Bird,” “Real Love” and “Now and Then” after Lennon’s January 1994 ...

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Included as part of the project were two “new” Beatles songs, “Free As a Bird” and “Real Love,” which were created around John Lennon demos recorded in the ’70s.

"Free As a Bird," also peaked at No. 11 on the inaugural Adult Alternative Airplay chart (Jan. 20, 1996), then “Real Love” made it to No. 16 in March 1996 on that chart.

The first new Beatles song since "Real Love" hit the streets in 1996 has finally arrived. "Now and Then" hit streaming services at 7 a.m. PDT on Thursday, Nov. 2, followed by a music video. Like ...

Above, The Beatles are photographed at the BBC television studios in London on June 16, 1966. The "last" new Beatles song is set for release on November 2, 2023. Thanks to AI, The Beatles will ...

The track — along with two other songs, “Free as a Bird” and “Real Love,” that were released in the mid-1990s — was initially recorded by John Lennon as a demo with piano and vocals at ...