The original contract for The Beatles to perform at one of their Hamburg residencies is expected to fetch up to £30,000 at auction. Drummer Pete Best played in the band’s first stint at the ...

The Beatles had their first number one in America when I Want to Hold Your Hand topped the Cashbox chart in 1964 and they ...

Article continues below As The Beatles had been big hits in Hamburg in their early days, Berlin-based Odeon Records told Brian and producer George Martin that singing in German would allow the ...

Harrison was the one to find Pete Best, the original drummer of The Beatles. Hamburg was a messy place at the time, rife with crime during the post-World War II depression. The clean-cut Beatles ...

With a storied history as a live band before their first single, The Beatles had played with several classic guitars before 'Love Me 'Do stormed the charts.

By the time they started recording music, The Beatles were very famous in Liverpool and Hamburg, having become big hits in ...

McCartney's botched showpiece was the reason he pushed Lennon to bring George Harrison into the Quarrymen. The rest is Beatles history ...

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Paul McCartney shared his pick for the most philosophical Beatles song in 1967, and we have to admit, his answer surprised us.

Looks at the story of the Beatles before they were famous and how they learned their trade in the fleshpots of postwar Hamburg from 1960 to 1962. Skip to main content No Hamburg, No Beatles ...

In Eras: The Beatles, Martin Freeman tells the story ... their journey took them from the smoky clubs of Hamburg and Liverpool, to Abbey Road and unprecedented global fame. When their time ...