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Peter Tork felt the band's producers got good performers for the job although they didn't want "professionals."

One of The Beatles' hits was composed of elements of "A Hard Day's Night," "Get Back," "All You Need Is Love," and other songs.

Paul McCartney said The Beatles' "Here, There and Everywhere" was inspired by a single line from a song Fred Astaire recorded.

A Beatles mashup featuring elements of "A Hard Day's Night," "Ticket to Ride," "Get Back," and four other songs was huge.

Kacey Musgraves has no problem raving about how much she loves her boyfriend and has dished several times about the unique way they met

Kesha is known for her hit songs like "Tik Tok," but her acting debut was also impressive.

Miranda Lambert says she's the most comfortable at country award shows because they feel more welcoming compared to other types of award shows.

50 Cent once shared that not everyone was on board with him signing with Eminem, as some thought Eminem's style wouldn't mesh well with 50's.

John Lennon liked a Bruce Springsteen song he felt was similar to one of his biggest solo hits: "(Just Like) Starting Over."

Many fans wanted George Michael to join Queen after he performed with them in 1992, but it never happened for a couple of reasons

George Michael will be inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and James Kennedy from 'Vanderpump Rules' has a sweet reason to be especially proud.

Dr. Dre’s son Curtis Young was once approached to play Dre in ‘Straight Outta Compton’, but Young’s father wasn’t too receptive of the idea.

John Lennon was a fan of a classic reggae song. He said reggae songs could have a positive effect on society.

Cher left the cast and crew of 'Will & Grace' stunned by not rehearsing.

Micky Dolenz' adorable black cat, Shorty Blackwell, was honored by The Monkees' official social media page.

The Beatles' "Love You To" incorporates George Harrison's "cheap sitar" and it sounds amazing. The song combines Eastern sounds with an embrace of earthly pleasures.

As it turns out, the "Ashes to Ashes" singer's love forThe Office U.K. opened the door for him to take on a guest role on a different TV show.

The Beatles' "Tomorrow Never Knows" is more high-minded than many other Fab Four songs and shows how much the band matured.

Paul McCartney performed The Beatles' "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da" for the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi and others in India at Patti Boyd's birthday celebration.

Blue Öyster Cult's "(Don't Fear) The Reaper" wasn't expected to be a big hit but it became the band's biggest single and a pop culture staple.