By January 1969, The Beatles were a band at a crossroads. Just three years earlier, they had walked away from touring after their final concert at Candlestick Park in August 1966. Exhausted by the ...

Even if George Harrison had the final say in his songs, he felt some tunes deserved to be in the vaults for a little while longer.

By rights, The Shaggs shouldn’t even be a footnote in the history of rock, pop or jazz. Their first and only real album, Philosophy of the World, came out in 1969 in an edition of just 1,000, paid ...

Also closing this week, a treat for fans of Jane Austen (pun intended). The Fan Museum in Greenwich presents Fans in the Age ...