Guess what? “Across The Universe” Was Dreamt
The Beatles “Across the Universe” was written by John Lennon after an argument with Cynthia Lennon and the phrase “pools of sorrow, waves of joy” came to him in a dream. John wanted the...
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Guess What Are The Top Number One Hits From Each Decade?
Can you guess what are the top longest-running number-one hits from each decade? These songs represent a list of songs that reached the top of the U.S. Billboard Pop Charts and remained there the...
Guess What? Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band Name Was A Fluke?
Paul McCartney in a recent interview with Rick Rubin in “McCartney 1,2,3” disclosed how he came up with the name for the Beatles album “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band”. Guess what? He misheard...
Guess What Beatles Single Was First Released in U.S.?
 How big of a Beatles fan are you? Guess What? “Please Please Me” was the first single released by The Beatles in the United States. The song later went to #3 in 1963...
MOTW: Let It Be, No Cry
What do you get when you take one of the most iconic classic rock songs and mix it with one of the most iconic reggae songs? You get the mashup of the week ”...
Weird Al Yankovic’s Beatles Parody Pac-Man
I’m a huge Weird Al Yankovic fan and he’s releasing a box set with a bunch of rarities called Squeeze Box: The Complete Works of ‘Weird Al’ Yankovic”. One of the songs on the...
MOTW: Mashup Together
What do you get when you cross The Beatles, Cyprus Hill, House of Pain and Joan Jett? Here’s the mashup of week by DJ Faroff called Mashup Together.
Beatles Invade America
Fifty years ago today, the Beatles landed in New York City. It may not have been the beginning of Beatlemania but it defiantly solidified the band in the United States. The Beatles went on...
Will It Go Round In Circles?
Did you know Billy Preston is the fifth Beatle? He is the only non-Beatle to ever receive credit for his work on “Get Back”. Here is a version of Billy’s #1 hit “Circles” while...
What Happened to the Beatles in India?
Back in 1968, the Beatles visited India to expand their consciousness. During the trip, George and John stayed. Paul and Ringo left early. India Trip Length of Time: Ringo was there for 11 days...
