The Beatles are one of the most iconic bands of all time, but not every song that Paul McCartney and John Lennon wrote was a ...

Paul McCartney wrote Come And Get It in 1969 and recorded a solo demo for it during the sessions for the band's penultimate ...

The Beatles created a number of hits which are still adored by fans today, but many will be surprised to find out one of their songs was thought up on the spot ...

However, McCartney did manage to single one song out: "Here, There and Everywhere." Find out why he lauded this song in particular, below.

I objected to the word 'clown', because that was always artsy-fartsy, but Dylan had used it so I thought it was all right, and it rhymed with whatever I was doing." Paul McCartney noticed that John ...

but Dylan had used it so I thought it was all right, and it rhymed with whatever I was doing." Paul McCartney noticed that John was looking inward with the song. About it, he said: "Looking back ...