John Lennon wrote "Don't Let Me Down" for Yoko Ono during the creation of their last album, which was hailed by critics as a gut-wrenching love song.

Many classic rock songs are about drugs. The Beatles’ “Let It Be” seems more innocuous than most drug songs. Paul McCartney discussed how substances influenced the track. During a 2011 interview with ...

On May 8, 1970, The Beatles released their final album together, fittingly titled Let It Be. The album contained some of the group's biggest hits, including "Across the Universe," "Get Back," and of ...

The Beatles had already announced their breakup to the world by the time Let It Be was released in 1970. They left behind a somewhat star-crossed project that had been hanging around for more than a ...

January 4, 1970, marks a quiet but emotionally charged moment in music history: the last time more than one Beatle worked together in the recording studio. On that day, Paul McCartney, George Harrison ...

When Let It Be arrived in 1970, it was meant to signal a fresh start for The Beatles—a stripped-down return to the camaraderie that once defined them. Instead, the sessions exposed deep fractures, ...

Before the end of the Beatles and their final studio album, John Lennon wrote a track about his relationship titled "Don't Let Me Down." Considered one of his most resonating love songs, the track ...