In “And Your Bird Can Sing,” John Lennon seems to be addressing a friend or lover who prizes material goods and their own achievements more than companionship.

The Beatles' 1966 track, "And Your Bird Can Sing," helped inform a prominent feature in rock 'n' roll of the following decade. ... The Influence Of “And Your Bird Can Sing” That Almost Never Was.

On 'Revolver,' Beatles fans got a heavy dose of 2 electric lead guitars on 'And Your Bird Can Sing.' Here's who plays those parts on the record.

In the span of a decade, The Beatles recorded some of the greatest songs of all time, including "A Day in the Life," ...

But the April 26 remake of “And Your Bird Can Sing” would be different — a tough and jagged rocker driven by a pair of electric guitars played through overdriven amplifiers. Perhaps Lennon ...

And Your Bird Can Sing (Revolver, 1966) The breakthroughs and standards set on Revolver could fill a book. But even when The Beatles weren’t trying to best themselves - and Lennon would later refer to ...

For the fetishist, each album in 'The Beatles in Mono' box set is a thing of beauty. For the majority, not really. But for one fan, the collection is oft revealing, but is it all just an illusion?

The Beatles' didn't tour long enough to play all their songs live. ... John Lennon wrote the Revolver song “And Your Bird Can Sing” in 1966, and it has puzzled listeners since.

The Beatles groundbreaking 1966 album 'Revolver' is the latest to get the deluxe boxed-set treatment, and brings a 'Get Back'-style approach to several songs' evolution. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...