Exploring The Beatles mystery that they used the ‘Taxman’ guitar solo on ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’ The Fab Four’s famous Shea Stadium concert in 1965 was one of their most monumental events.

The Beatles are from Liverpool, so Marc Lepecheur of PGATOUR.COM took some photos and meme-ified them by putting Beatles lyrics on them. Our question is: Where's the "Taxman" one for Michelson?

The Beatles’ ‘Taxman’ feels out of touch with 1960s music and out of touch with today. The 1960s saw a wave of famous protest songs.

The Beatles have released a new video for the classic Revolver song “Taxman.” The clip, directed by Danny Sangra, colorfully displays the song’s lyrics, with constantly changing text and ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. Which says to me: Internet meme! Finally, John, Paul, George and ...

Though "Taxman" was written by the Beatles' lead guitarist, Harrison did not play the song's solos. They were instead performed by McCartney, who dashed off the seven-bar solo in the middle, ...

The Beatles vs. the Taxman: A Former Manager Recalls Yesterday (L-R) Ringo Starr, Paul McCartney, John Lennon (1940-1980) and George Harrison (1943-2001) of the Liverpudlian pop group The Beatles ...

No wonder the Beatles hated the taxman June 9, 2017 More than 8 years ago The Beatles at their first U.S. concert, at the Washington Coliseum on Feb. 11, 1964.

One of George Harrison’s most famous contributions to the Beatles, “Taxman” was written when the band found out that they were making so much money the Crown was imposing a 95% tax on them, ...

GRAMMY-nominated blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa contributed the song 'Taxman' to 'Howard Stern's Tribute to the Beatles Revolver,' which is currently airing on SiriusXM's Howard 101 ...

And what, I wonder, would Grover Norquist make of Paul McCartney’s explanation of why the Beatles started their own record company, Apple, in 1968, two years after the release of “Taxman.” ...

Not so fast. In the new episode of Rolling Stone Music Now, Rob Sheffield says he’s convinced the real influence behind “Taxman” is the 1965 Motown smash “Shotgun” by Junior Walker and ...