There is no denying The Beatles and the Rolling Stones had a slight rivalry, and sometimes this was so intense it drove Mick Jagger crazy.

Any prospective Beatles fan doesn't have to look far for gold, but some tunes were definitely some clunkers in their prime.

Outside of being one of the most famous roadies ever, he also contributed quite a bit to The Beatles’ recorded works. He contributed a harmonica track to “Being For The Benefit Of Mr. Kite ...

Bass harmonica: “The Boxer” by Simon & Garfunkel ... as was the case for the George Martin solo in the Beatles’ “In My Life,” Jimi Hendrix’s 1968 B-side to “All Along the Watchtower ...

In Laguna Woods retirement community, 19 residents got to live out their own rock ‘n’ roll fantasy at the Sing With the Band ...

Julien Baker & Torres, Arcade Fire, Lucinda Williams, and the nearly 92-year-old host himself turned in dazzling performances ...

The covers on tap include a sweeping mix from the Grateful Dead to Phish, Paul Simon to Jack Johnson, Jimmy Buffett to The Beatles ... bass and melody lines, harmonica and soloing over it ...

Reportedly, some (or all) will perform covers of Beatles/Paul McCartney songs ... Harp tradition: Harmonica player Mark Hummel, 70, has had a substantial impact on the local music scene, and ...

Product Giles Martin (son of Beatles' producer George Martin ... Stipe wandering pensively around the studio and likely throwing a shape or two as the harmonica bursts in on our right; it's a sad ...

where he’d hang with The Rolling Stones and play harmonica for Jeff Beck and Eric Clapton; he used to draw cartoons for Barry Humphries; he designed album covers for Island Records, including ...

Two years later, he became one of veteran harmonica player Cyril Davies’s ... including playing piano for The Beatles on “Revolution” and solo albums for all four of the Fabs, gives just ...