James Taylor is sharing his personal favorite James Taylor songs. During an appearance on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert ...

Iron Maiden are one of the world’s most popular heavy-metal bands, and have been for close to 50 years. Naturally, decades of activity and a discography of 17 albums and countin ...

The Beatles place four different releases on the U.K.'s charts as 1 returns, 1962–1966 reenters the streaming tally, and 1967–1970 holds steady.

Paul McCartney said the writer of Blue Suede Shoes was Carl Perkins and implied Elvis Presley’s version didn’t top the original.

Paul McCartney is setting the record straight on the rumors surrounding his hit Christmas song. The former Beatle addressed theories that his 1979 holiday tune “Wonderful Christmastime” encourages ...

Paul McCartney either had a very good seventies or a terribly bad seventies; it just depends on who you’re talking to. In my experience, those taking the side of “bad” tend to be Beatle purists or ...

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In the decades since its release, "Wonderful Christmastime" has become a seasonal staple beloved by some but loathed by others. Is Paul McCartney's 'Wonderful Christmastime' simply… horrible? There ...

There are almost certainly worse holiday songs than Paul McCartney's 1979 "Wonderful Christmastime." But in a genre famous for cheesiness, it stands out as among the most polarizing. And it's notable ...

Since 1960, the Beatles—four fabulous lads from Liverpool, England—have remained the greatest rock and roll band in the history of music. How John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo ...

Earlier this year, over a thousand artists came together to release the album Is This What We Want?. Per the project’s website, it was made in response to proposed copyright law changes in the UK, ...

Other than the occasional track, like the 1972 single “Give Ireland Back to the Irish,” Paul McCartney isn’t generally associated with topical songs. But he’s changing his tune, so to speak, as part ...