Notable about Sgt. Pepper’s is that “A Day In the Life” (it frequently comes in at #1 in the holiday weekend playback of the ...

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The Beatles were always trying to push themselves, and that meant finding that one chord that no one had ever thought of before.

An electric guitar played by the late guitarist George Harrison in the early days of the Beatles will go up for sale at an auction next month where it could be sold for more than $800,000.

Sheet Music (3 of 8) - Head past the Dufer Bar in The Slums and turn left to reach Grandma's Clothes, and the door to Elliott's Programming, where you can scratch hte door to be let inside. Once ...

Switching the 9 for a b9 takes the chord to a whole new place. It has an element of suspense to it and works great as a passing chord on the way to a resolution. I Want You (She's So Heavy) (2019 Mix) ...

To give fans an idea, a John Lennon acoustic guitar sold for a record $2.4 million in 2015 and this one was set to fetch at least $1 million. Now the auction has taken place at Hard Rock New York ...

It sold for $2.9million via a telephone bid at the Hard Rock Cafe in New York. A guitar used by John Lennon sold for a record-breaking $2.9 million (Rs 24.1599 crore) at a Beatles auction ...

A guitar used by John Lennon is believed to have set a new world record for the highest-selling instrument sold at auction in Beatles memorabilia history – going for a cool £1.5m.

A guitar used by both John Lennon and George Harrison, which appeared in the movie Help!, has sold for a record-breaking amount at auction. Read More: ‘Let It Be’ review: The Beatles dust off ...

A guitar used by John Lennon has become the most expensive Beatles instrument ever sold at auction. The Framus 12-string Hootenanny acoustic guitar was found in an attic after being presumed lost ...