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Producer George Martin's son compared The Beatles' "Yellow Submarine" demo with John Lennon's vocals to gold. Ringo Starr discussed the tune's evolution.

Elvis Presley was focused on something else when Woodstock was happening. He might have been an awkward fit for the festival.

In 2009, Pink recorded a song for 'SpongeBob SquarePants.' She shared that she eventually grew to regret recording the short song.

Donovan discussed the downsides of his time in the limelight and The Beatles'. George Harrison wondered if fans wanted The Beatles to meet a tragic end.

Paul McCartney played The Beatles' "I'm Down" to survivors of 9/11. The song was inspired by a 1950s rock star.

Little Richard tried to reclaim Elvis Presley's dubious "King of Rock 'n' Roll" title. He discussed meeting Elvis in Las Vegas.

Donovan's "Atlantis" bears an obvious similarity to The Beatles' "Hey Jude." A folk band decided to combine the two songs into a mashup.

John Lennon related "Instant Karma!" to his marriage to Yoko Ono. The tune appeared on an album with a bizarre name.

Apollonia Kotero believes that Prince was 'terrified' to meet her when she auditioned for the leading lady role in 'Purple Rain.'

John Lennon's "Give Peace a Chance" tries to be a message song and a psychedelic haze. Here's why that doesn't work.

The Beatles played a killer set of songs during their first appearance on 'The Ed Sullivan Show'. George Harrison discussed the band's mindset leading up to their set.

Simon & Garfunkel's Paul Simon revealed what he thought of some of The Beatles' songs and how the Fab Four compared to to other 1960s artists.

Paul Simon dismissed a Paul McCartney song that promotes Irish republicanism. Simon praised other protest tunes, including an anthem associated with the French Revolution.

Here's what to know about the suspect who was recently arrested and indicted for the murder of Tupac Shakur 27 years after the rapper was gunned down in Las Vegas.

Elvis Presley's "Suspicious Minds" has a different tone from the original version of the song and that makes it feel contradictory.

The Ronettes' Ronnie Spector and George Harrison both recorded the same song. Spector's version was the bigger hit in the United States.

Simon & Garfunkel's Paul Simon disliked John Lennon's "Power to the People" and felt that the quality of the former Beatle's music declined.

The first solo George Harrison album was supposed to highlight a contradiction in the way George reacted to Indian music. George explained why Indian music meant so much to him.

Simon & Garfunkel's "Bridge Over Troubled Water" connects to a Beatles song George Harrison wrote. One of the songs was a much bigger hit than the other.

Paul Simon was critical of John Lennon's "Power to the People" and John wasn't too fond of the song in retrospect.