In an interview just before his death, David Crosby reflected on how The Byrds were impacted by The Beatles' 'Revolver'.

George Harrison was sporting quite the black eye at The Beatles' first recording session as the official Fab Four lineup.

The Beatles recorded multiple different covers of Motown Records singles over the years, but Barrett Strong's 'Money (That's What I Want)' was a favourite.

In 1966, The Beatles delivered one of their greatest records, 'Revolver'. But it's major hit was outsold by a more obscure track. Read more here.

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When you first walked into Bourbon & Beyond this year, you couldn’t help but marvel at the grand scale of what this beloved ...