and had directed The Beatles’ promo clips for “Paperback Writer,” “Rain,” “Hey Jude” and ... A photoshoot was undertaken for a cover mimicking that of their 1963 debut album ...

Another Beatles song of which John's recollections don't match up with others involved was 'Rain'. The 1966 track was the B-side to the 'Paperback Writer' single and was recorded during the ...

(Associated Press). RAIN – A Tribute to the Beatles is an electrifying concert experience celebrating the timeless music of the legendary fab four with note-for-note precision. From energetic ...

On the album, Williams also ventures into deeper cuts with the “Rain,” originally released as a B-side to “Paperback Writer ... like a cover band doing Beatles songs.” ...

The Beatles was comprised of Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr Skyler Trebel is a contributing writer at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. His work has ...

Deftly backed by the velvety voices of his bandmates, Joe “Bean” handles the dynamic lead vocal on a cover version ... rendition of The Beatles’ “Paperback Writer.” ...

Luther Vandross passed away in 2005, but unreleased music from the R&B icon was made available Friday — a cover of The Beatles’ ‘60s hit “Michelle.” Vandross’ close friend and vocal ...

Only in the most arch sense does it compare favorably with the cache of double A-side singles by the Beatles in prior years, i.e., 1965’s “We Can Work It Out”/Day Tripper,” the next year’s “Paperback ...

Of course, there are the customary photos of tourists walking in formation across the fabled zebra crossing outside the studio building, imitating the cover ... Beatles recorded the master takes for ...

For years, claims have spread online that British rock band The Beatles' 1966 album "Yesterday & Today" featured dismembered baby dolls and cuts of raw meat on its cover. We previously fact ...

McCartney's groove has a suitably watery quality in the song. McCartney's bass was arguably more prominent on Rain and Paperback Writer than on any previous Beatles recording. He was bolstered by the ...

As he is credited as the main writer on the Beatles song, he likely was the one who gave her the green light to use it. McCartney previously discussed in a 2018 interview for GQ about how he wrote ...