Many bands can pull from all their favourite musicians, but sometimes listening back to their past can unearth some new ideas. Read more here.

Bob Dylan is one singer who likely has no equal, yet he suggests that there is one member of The Beatles that he has always been "in awe of".

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John Lennon never shied away from singing his truth, and his classic "Scared" faced down his paralyzing fears.

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John Lennon was inspired by one of his favourite poems when writing 'I Am The Walrus', but there was a big mistake at the centre of it.

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Barry Keoghan may be being secretive about his Beatles biopic prep, but his ear-wide grin is giving away all the excitement!

George Harrison got his mic drop moment when he exited The Beatles in a dramatic walk out - but his goodbye reveals a lot about the group's ending.