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Out of all the Beatles, John Lennon had the most interesting -- and frustrating -- solo career.

On Friday, July 17, Paul McCartney returned to the site of the Beatles' 1965 Shea Stadium concert to perform 34 songs, 21 of which were Beatles tunes.

TONIGHT'S MUST-SEE: Music specials, 9 p.m. and 10 p.m., ABC. ABC offers two concerts filmed this summer.

Showbusiness entrepreneur Myrna Wilson, a friend to yesteryear's stars, has died after a long illness at the age of 74.

Home : Features : News : Paul McCartney Releases "Good Evening New York City" Paul McCartney Releases "Good Evening New York City" 25-Nov-2009 Written by: TheCelebrityCafe.com Staff Last July, Paul McCartney performed to a crowd of over 120,000 during a three-day inaugural concert to help christen New York's Citi Field.

Librarian of Congress James H. Billington today named music legend Paul McCartney as the recipient of the third Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Song.

"I'm looking forward to this, my kids are looking forward to this," said Rosenay, head of Liverpool Tours and Productions, the company putting on the convention.

As the holiday hype rises to jangle the nerves, music seems the perfect antidote to cloying seasonal TV movies.

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Annex keeps decades of music alive through rare videos of rock's greatest musicians playing on wall-sized screens, along with a display of prized artifacts including guitars, clothing and original sheet music from legends like John Lennon and Mick Jagger.

When Jesse Arsenault was born, it had been almost three decades since the Beatles' last performance.

The Library of Congress is awarding Paul McCartney its third Gershwin Prize for Popular Song.

First Stephen Harper got by with a little help from the Beatles. Prime Minister Stephen Harper pumps his fist as he appears on 'Dance Premier League,' a reality dance contest show, during a stop at television studios in Mumbai, India, on Monday.

The pop/rock heartthrob, known as much for the company he keeps as he is for the music he makes, returns with his fourth studio album.

If it weren't for Michael Jackson and all of his postmortem success - including the bestselling catalog album of the year in 'Number Ones' and a $186.2 million global take for the concert film 'This Is It' in less than two weeks - 2009 could just as easily have gone down as the year of the Beatles.

People have been writing about Paul McCartney for close to half a century. Through The Beatles, their breakup, Wings, his solo career and his current ride as a rock icon, he's the act you've known for all these years.

To say that the members of Not Quite Fab are Beatles fans is an understatement. Dickie Williams, Glenn Vignolo, Jim Destafney and Jeff Fitzpatrick all grew up wanting to be their prospective Beatles persona - Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr.

Coming later this month from Apple Corps Ltd. and EMI Music , The Beatles : Here, There And Everywhere is a three-part radio series celebrating of the best selling group of the 21st Century in America - The Beatles! Syndicated in conjuction with FMQB Productions , Here, There And Everywhere is the only Beatles special officially sanctioned by the ...

If you want music on Thanksgiving night, look to ABC. The Disney-owned network will offer specials with Beyonce and Paul McCartney.

The DVD "The Quarrymen - the Band that started The Beatles" is availabe at www.GaryLand.de . 2009-11-10 12:24:56 - DVD is featuring: The Quarrymen Live in Dahme - Interviews - how the Beatles really originated - newly discovered photos - the day John Lennon first met Paul McCartney - the first new Quarrymen-Single since 1958 - and much more... In ...

In "Revolution," the Beatles declare, "We all want to change to the world." A new documentary argues that Fab Four did so in at least one way they could never have imagined, even during their 1960s hey day.