the beatles

Document from 1962, signed by manager Brian Epstein, offers “sincere wishes” for drummer’s future.

The Beatles star was slow to reveal himself. Once he decided to get real, however, the floodgates opened.

"Love Me Do" and 'Dr. No' both arrived on Oct. 5, 1962.

Macca reflects on the chance he would have become a teacher if he didn't become a Beatle.

Macca always asks himself “What would John say?” when he’s writing.

He plays part of "Just Fun" on radio show marking late Beatle’s 80th birthday.

It's a rundown that promises a photo finish.

Companion piece to documentary features hundreds of photos and text transcribed from 'Let It Be' sessions.

Paul McCartney was worried that he’d stolen classic track, and his bandmates feared it would look like a split.

Feeling down? Pick yourself up with this cover from the Spaceman.

Phrase in “Sun King” means more than it seems - especially in Liverpool, he says.

In some ways, these images could be just as fascinating as the music inside.