The Beatles never had to worry about sales figures towards the end of their time together, but they did let some truly great artists pass them by.

Today in Music History for July 17: In 1674, Isaac Watts, innovative pioneer of modern English hymn writing, was born. Among his many beloved sacred compositions are: "At the Cross," "Joy to the World ...

The singer-songwriter, championed by George Harrison and Paul McCartney, was the first non-American artist to appear on the ...

Barbra Streisand has marked Paul McCartney's birthday with a thoughtful note. The Beatles icon turned 83 on Wednesday, and in ...

The legendary musicians collaborated on Streisand's album 'The Secret of Life Partners, Volume Two,' due out June 27 ...

James Taylor (left) and Peter Asher in December 1969. Henry Diltz In a 1971 interview, unearthed in a 2020 Boston auction, Bob Dylan said he wrote “ Lay Lady Lay” for Barbra Streisand.

Peter Asher also reflects on working for The Beatles' Apple Records label. "Paul and I became quite good friends because he was going with my sister Jane at the time," Peter Asher said.

If you aren't up-to-date on who The Beatles were dating in the 60s due to reasons like not being born yet, let's start with a deep dive on Paul's famous relationships with the likes of Jane Asher ...

Sharing the “Love” Peter Asher and Gordon Waller were London schoolmates who started playing music together at about the same time that The Beatles were making their way to stardom.

The idea of The Beatles going on The Ed Sullivan Show was first brought up to the show’s producers by European talent coordinator Peter Prichard, a friend of the band’s manager, Brian Epstein ...

Peter Asher: He knew how to let the creative genius of the Beatles exist in a free way. He knew the right thing for the producer to do was to simply wait for them to figure out their own ideas.

Asher has authored a book, “The Beatles from A to Zed: An Alphabetical Mystery Tour.” Author David Jacks has published a biography about him. But Asher doesn’t see more books in the future.