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.

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): A driving, guitar-heavy track with intricate harmonies, this Lennon-penned gem has a raw energy that often gets overshadowed by Revolver's more ...

The Beatles have been gone for more than half a century, but their shadow still looms large over rock music and rock ...

Even though he's most commonly known as the band's bassist, Paul McCartney would shred a guitar solo for The Beatles occasionally, and one was his favourite.

This week (musical week March 1) the Beatles, with “Penny Lane,” have, for the first time since 1965, gained the #1 spot on WMCA in NewYork; the Rolling Stones are second with “Ruby Tuesday ...

Lennon dismissed “And Your Bird Can Sing,” even though he primarily wrote it, but that’s fine because the instrumentation of McCartney and Harrison primarily propel it.

'Beatles '64' doc shows the mop tops young and unfiltered — and you know that can't be bad Fascinating Disney+ film restores footage of the lads performing, joking around and escaping mobs of ...