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 ...

Ringo Starr revealed that other members of the band decided to “liven up” the song before they had him sing it. Producer George Martin’s son compared The Beatles’ ‘Yellow Submarine ...

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 ...

The Beatles' song Yellow Submarine was a hit not only in the United States but also in their home country, the United Kingdom. The Official Charts Company reports that a double A-side of Yellow ...

McCartney’s “All Together Now,” which was little more than gussied-up kids song, rounded out the quartet. Because The Beatles were so lax about dealing with the Yellow Submarine soundtrack ...

Meanwhile, over 59 years since their debut, The Beatles have released what’s billed as their last single together, “Now and Then.” The song, which premiered in full Nov. 2, 2023, completes ...

Along with the Beatles' other songs from the soundtrack, in 1999 it would be one of the first times the band's music had been remixed, completed by Peter Cobbin at Abbey Road Studios using the ...