Did The Beatles really rip off other songs? It's hard to say, so we'll let you decide whether or not these three hits were lifted.

This iconic Beatles album opener was heavily inspired by two iconic American acts: the Beach Boys and Chuck Berry.

Revisiting The Beatles' 1963 record 'With The Beatles', which laid bare the band's appreciation of Berry Gordy and Motown Records through three cover songs.

In 1969, two titans faced off in the singles charts, with 'In the Ghetto' by Elvis Presley going head-to-head with 'Get Back' ...

If there are no recordings to listen to or photos to look at, did Elvis Presley, the King of Rock 'n' Roll, actually meet The ...

Music has been both a mirror and a motor that influences cultural evolution by embodying the voices of generations and perpetuating and driving change. Certain genres have completely reinterpreted ...

A legendary performance featuring John Lennon, Yoko Ono, and guitarist Chuck Berry has ... that Ono "embarrassing" Beatles legend Lennon, alongside rock icon Berry, exacerbated discussions.

John Lennon and Yoko Ono's performance with Chuck Berry is legendary in music circles, with people still split on what to ...

Micky Dolenz says the Monkees weren't a band, they were a TV show about a band. The Beatles got it. To John Lennon, they were like the Marx Brothers.

The Beatles — well, I should say ... and the story I tell about "Johnny B Goode," Chuck Berry, is absolutely true. That was my audition song, which I was singing in my cover band called Micky ...

AC/DC's Angus Young traces the lineage of one of rock's greatest bands – from his air-tight six-string chemistry with his ...