The Beatles‘ “Yellow Submarine” is, by far, the most famous song with Ringo Starr performing a lead vocal. In terms of popularity, it outshines all of his other Beatles songs, as well as the ...

On Aug. 5, 1966, the Beatles released “Yellow Submarine,” a track purposefully designed as a children’s song. The tune came to Paul McCartney one night while at the home of his girlfriend ...

Both the “Yellow Submarine” film and accompanying album would be built around existing Beatles songs, including songs from “Rubber Soul,” “Revolver,” “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts ...

The Beatles’ “Yellow Submarine” inspired a 1990s song by a famous band. “Yellow Submarine” almost hit No. 1 in the United States and its parent album was a hit too. The song inspired by ...

The event will take place on Saturday, April 25 on The Beatles' YouTube channel The Beatles’ famous 1968 animated movie, Yellow Submarine ... Aside from their 1966 song by the same name ...

Not bad results at all for what some would dismiss as a novelty song. The Beatles proved with “Yellow Submarine” that they could score with just about any type of material once they spread ...

By the time “Yellow Submarine” was presented to ... There and Everywhere,” the songs on “Revolver” epitomized The Beatles’ sonic expansion. “They were punching through the walls ...

After years adrift in the Sea of Indifference, Yellow Submarine ... (actors voice the band), and songs from their vast catalog providing the film's backbone, the Beatles allowed director George ...

Trouble was, neither of those songs was on the original ... (the voice acting was all done by non-Beatles). Despite its awkward title, “Yellow Submarine Songtrack” rectifies much of that.