No.
Northern Songs was a company founded in 1963, by music publisher Dick James, Brian Epstein, John Lennon and Paul McCartney, to publish songs written by Lennon and McCartney (see Lennon-McCartney), as well as songs written by George Harrison and Ringo Starr, who were all members of The Beatles. Their producer, George Martin, was offered a stake in the company but turned it down, as he believed that his position at EMI made it a potential conflict of interest. In 1965, it was decided to make Northern Songs a public company, to save on capital gains tax.
After Epstein died in 1967, Lennon and McCartney sought to renegotiate their publishing deal with James, but early in 1969 James and his partner sold their shares in Northern Songs to Britain's Associated Television (ATV), giving no warning to the four Beatles and their record company, Apple Corps. Lennon and McCartney attempted to gain ownership of the publishing rights, but their bid to gain control failed, as the financial power of Lew Grade ensured that Northern Songs passed into the control of ATV. Allen Klein (then de facto Beatles' manager) attempted to set up a deal for Apple Corps to buy out ATV, but this also failed.
McCartney once informed Michael Jackson about the financial value of music publishing, as Jackson had enquired about the process of acquiring songs and how songs were used. According to McCartney, Jackson then said, "I'm going to get yours [Beatles' songs]".[2] Northern Songs was later purchased by Jackson, although McCartney and Lennon's widow, Yoko Ono, were notified of the sale, but did not bid themselves. Jackson later merged his published catalogue with Sony Corporation of America's to form Sony/ATV Music Publishing. Northern Songs was dissolved in 1995.
No, that was the Who, a few years after the Beatles broke up.
The Beatles made Come Together in 1969, Michael covered it in 1987.
Mudkipz, they made OVER 9000 Songs ------------------
No
The Beatles' music was special because they created new sounds and rhythms no one had ever heard.
the beatles
Yes they did just not that many
A few years ago, give or take, they began selling Beatles songs on iTunes.
2 of the greatest: Stairway to Heaven by Led Zepplin A Day in the Life by The Beatles For others see: the beatles, the doors, jimi Hendrix
Nobody even knows if there will be more downloadable songs for Beatles Rockband since a year has gone by with no new content.
the Beatles drew inspiration from many things for the different songs. they did often write about their wives and girlfriends.
Of course he is! He's my favourite, personally. He was the best guitarist in The Beatles, and wrote "Here Comes the Sun" and "Something", which are considered to be the best songs on the Beatles' last album recorded, Abbey Road. "Something" is also considered to be one of the greatest love songs ever written. Live on George! <3 George Harrison was lead guitarist for the Beatles he died 29th November 2001
yes. it was on their albums With The Beatles and Meet The Beatles.
no
The Beatles have 20#1's in the US, Elvis 21 in the UK but three are counted twice and one is a remix by another artist so in reality the Beatles and Elvis are still tied at 17 in the UK. Overall the Beatles have the most #1's. Actually if you are looking for who has the most #1's ever, any genre, it would be George Strait, who to date has had 57 #1 songs.
The Beatles have 20#1's in the US, Elvis 21 in the UK but three are counted twice and one is a remix by another artist so in reality the Beatles and Elvis are still tied at 17 in the UK. Overall the Beatles have the most #1's. Actually if you are looking for who has the most #1's ever, any genre, it would be George Strait, who to date has had 57 #1 songs.
No. The Beatles did not sing "Pinball Wizard". It is a Who song.