The Beatles

George Harrison gathered his former bandmates for 1981 single “All Those Years Ago,” written about late friend.

Industry icon had just resigned from almost all his positions when George Harrison called.

That's the description John Lennon gave "Ticket to Ride."

This single was certified with a gold plaque on the day of its release.

Fats Domino-inspired U.K. chart topper served notice that 1967's technicolor dream was over.

"You can hear that I'm just a frantic guy doing his best," singer later recalled of throat-shredding 'Please Please Me' song.

This breezy rocker highlighted a subtly evolving sound, becoming their seventh U.S. No. 1.

Bassist envisioned 1963 'With the Beatles' cut as a "little country and western song."

Maybe they were trying to avoid hassles relating to label affiliations. Maybe they were just being silly.

Ad for marketplace app uses a cover of the group's 1967 single.