the Beatles created a litany of indelible songs and massive hits. In fact, 20 different Beatles songs hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 charts. And yet, that isn’t the end of the Beatles ...

In The Number Ones, I’m reviewing every single #1 single in the history of the Billboard ... On the July afternoon in 1963 when the Beatles were settling in to record “She Loves You ...

is a collection of their number one singles, and has gone 13x Platinum alone. Every album/LP The Beatles released during their run, with the exception of the Yellow Submarine soundtrack ...

Foot Tapper was the last of their number one hits, peaking in April 1963. The following month, The Beatles had the first of their 17 UK number one hits with From Me to You. It marked a transition ...

Kicking off with debut Please Please Me in 1963, and hitting the top spot 37 years later with hits collection 1 in 2000, The Beatles have spent an incredible 174 weeks at Number 1. Please Please ...

In March The Beatles’ From Me To You becomes the legendary four-piece’s first Number 1 single. It sets in motion a record for any group of 17 Number 1 Singles, spanning the next six years.

The Billboard Book of Number 1 Hits says they had three No ... In recent years, older songs by Kate Bush, The Beatles, and others have become hits. Perhaps a new TikTok trend will catapult ...

Pop star Robbie Williams has equalled The Beatles’ record for most ... who secured their 15th number one in 2000 with greatest hits album 1, more than 37 years after their debut studio album ...

With 20 number one hits on the Billboard Hot 100, the Fab Four's innovative music revolutionised the industry and rewrote the history books of music. Undoubtedly, The Beatles are among the most ...

The Beatles ... to be one of the band's most popular and enduring tracks, as demonstrated by its placing on this digital chart, at the time it ended a run of four consecutive UK No.1 singles ...

You'd think that The Beatles would rank highly when it comes to record sales, but there are some obscurities that outperformed them in other parts of the world.