Fans also shed light on 'Mother Nature's Son' from The White Album in 1968, a tune McCartney penned and recorded solo, even though Lennon got a co-credit, as did every song written by one of the duo.

It's one of the most famous songs ever written - a soaring, seven-minute anthem that's become part of popular culture. But ...

In one of John Lennon‘s final interviews with David Sheff, months before his death in December of 1980, he revealed a song Paul McCartney had written for the Beatles that he wished he had penned ...

Julian, whose parents are John Lennon and his first wife Cynthia, acknowledged the 1968 hit's heartfelt message, but admitted ...

Musically, the song is gorgeous. Lyrically, it’s similarly gorgeous. However, quite a few fans (and John Lennon himself) thought that “Let It Be” sounded a little bit too outside of The Beatles.

Fans of The Beatles have been discussing songs by the Fab Four that involved no musical input from John Lennon - some of which he was still co-credited as writing alongside Paul McCartney ...