The member of The Beatles all released solo albums the same year they broke up, but not every album had the same amount of success. by Ross Tanenbaum. Published on April 11, 2023.

For all of their promise, the Beatles‘ journey as solo acts was dotted with potholes. George Harrison came roaring into the ’70s, quickly releasing two chart-topping post-breakup albums and ...

From George Harrison's idiosyncratic slide guitar to John Lennon's raw candor, find out how the solo albums by John, George, Ringo and Paul rank against eachother.

Fifty years ago, Paul McCartney announced to the world that The Beatles had called it quits. He revealed the Fab Four break up on April 10, 1970 in a self-interview included with advance copies of ...

The Beatles: Their 10 best solo albums ranked, from Flaming Pie to Imagine. Within the more than 60 and often deeply polarising Beatles solo records are a number of gems, writes Graeme Ross.

George Harrison’s first solo record was Wonderwall Music, released in 1968.It was the very first solo album released by any member of The Beatles. And it hit the shelves less than a few weeks ...

The deluxe edition of the Beatles' 'Let It Be' brightens the original album, and adds only essential outtakes from the sprawling sessions. Plus Icon Film Plus Icon TV ...

Most fans have a favorite Beatle, but there’s not much debate about which Beatles solo album is the best: George Harrison’s epic “All Things Must Pass.”. Released in November 1970, just ...

From George Harrison's idiosyncratic slide guitar to John Lennon's raw candor, find out how the solo albums by John, George, Ringo and Paul rank against eachother.