They say that everything sounds better on vinyl, and while playing your favorite double-sided LP over and over again may be great for your ears, it's terrible for your wallet. Some well-preserved ...

Rare audio of prog icons Yes playing a version of The Beatles' Eleanor Rigby has emerged online. The recording, which was made in February 1969 during sessions at Polydor Studios in London with ...

Herb Belkin's archive, incl. rare Beatles vinyl & Hockney print, to be auctioned June 27–29 by Thomaston Place. The collection highlights Mr. Belkin's visionary leadership at Mobile Fidelity, a record ...

The Beatles released a now-rare album just as their popularity had hit new heights in the 1960s, but if they'd had their way at the time, it would've been shelved. Even though the Fab Four -- Paul ...

A Beatles audition tape that could date back to the band's early days has been found in a Canadian record shop. On March 12, the Vancouver record store Neptoon Records' owner Rob Frith posted about ...

The tape sat unremarkably on a shelf behind the counter, collecting dust for five, maybe 10 years — so much time that Rob Frith says he lost track. Frith, 69, could not seem to recall how it had found ...

A rare Beatles demo recorded at Abbey Road has gone to auction. The unheard collection - which contains early versions of 'I am the Walrus', 'Fool on the Hill' and 'I Me Mine' - was left behind by the ...

You’d be forgiven for thinking that, by now, all of The Beatles ‘lost’ recordings or hitherto unknown peeks behind the moptop’s early 60’s curtains were thoroughly out in the open. Well, much like the ...

The Beatles have been forced to release a collection of old songs to protect their copyright. The band's label Apple Records and Universal Music staged a temporary release of The Beatles: Bootleg ...

LONDON, Dec 13 (Reuters) - Rare recordings of 59 songs by the Beatles will go on sale for the first time on Tuesday when Apple Records makes them available for download. Apple, a label founded by the ...

The tape sat unremarkably on a shelf behind the counter, collecting dust for five, maybe 10 years — so much time that Rob Frith says he lost track. Frith, 69, could not seem to recall how it had found ...