The Beatles have four albums on the U.K. charts this week, as 1962-1996 and 1967-1970 (The Red Album and The Blue Album), ...
The Beatles’ Abbey Road's on the rise on all five Billboard charts it appears on at the moment, lifting more than 10 spaces ...
DAFT police have told families terrorised by drug-crazed gangs to play classical music to drive them away, The Sun can reveal ...
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It took 50 years, but this guitarist's tune has become an inescapable hit. You've probably heard it at least once todayDavid Paton's "Magic" was a number-five hit in 1975. Ozempic turned it into a 21st century pop-culture phenomenon ...
A Metropolitan Police officer advised residents terrorised by drug dealers that playing classical music out loud would drive ...
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Unknown prankster leaves bananas on same street every monthLocals have been left baffled by a prankster who has left a plate of peeled bananas on their street every month for more than ...
Well-known for its use among several Beatles recordings, Abbey Road's 'Mrs Mills Piano' has a storied history for its use by a forgotten music hall star.
The Beatles' Abbey Road album is undoubtedly iconic, with many myths on what happened during it's creation. But it all began with a request for new toilet roll.
Residents of a town in Nottinghamshire, England, are trying to solve the mystery of who has been leaving plates loaded with peeled bananas by the side of a road once a month for over a year.
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