With alcoholism behind him and a new family in tow, here's how Harrison got his groove back with his eponymous LP

The last in a trilogy of avant-garde experimentation before "Imagine," it cemented their power couple status

When the former Beatle celebrated his penultimate birthday 40 years ago, he was on the cusp of starting over

Pointless activism, an experimental phase, McCartney collaborations -- Yeezy's becoming more like Lennon every day

Ono also spoke about her continued fear of Lennon's killer in a revealing "Daily Beast" interview

Michael Zuk, proud owner of the musician's rotten molar, claims to be working with U.S. researchers in the effort

John Lennon got his groove back when his Beatles-era rivalry kicked back on after hearing this song

On this episode of "Everything Fab Four," Ken Womack interviews a Beatles fan with a distinctive voice of his own

"I think you just cut your first number one," Lennon told Ono during their 1980 recording session

Lennon himself said that Ono deserved to share credit for the legendary song

Let me take you down to John Lennon's childhood that inspired the hit single with a misleading title

The song features the vocals of the late band members John Lennon and the guitar-playing of George Harrison

Unbridled ambition and bruised egos created an irreparable fissure.

AI was used to isolate and enhance John Lennon’s vocals, which were retrieved from a 1977 demo

Photographer Roger Farrington recalls the day he was sent to document the beginning of recording "Double Fantasy"