The Beatles place four different releases on the U.K.'s charts as 1 returns, 1962–1966 reenters the streaming tally, and 1967–1970 holds steady.

As Britpop debuts atop the U.K.'s Official Albums chart, Robbie Williams breaks his historic tie with The Beatles and claims the most No. 1 albums of all time.

In a world full of legendary records, one 1968 release stands above the rest. The Beatles’ self-titled double album, often ...

Robbie Williams has upstaged The Beatles to become the artist with the most UK hit albums. His latest album, Britpop, is his 16th album to top the charts, surpassing the Fab Four’s tally of 15.

George Harrison 's best solo album is also his biggest hit, having sold more than all of his other LPs combined. John Lennon ...

In a different universe, these three Beatles songs were released as singles and effortlessly reached No. 1 on the charts.

While The Beatles are one of the greatest bands of all time, they did release some lackluster songs, including "Wild Honey Pie" and "What Goes On." ...

John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison would continue exploring these quieter creative spaces throughout their time ...

The Beatles planned on releasing a compilation album full of unreleased material, but half of the group wanted to scrap it. The album, tentatively titled Sessions, was proposed for release by EMI in ...

For No One reveals the Beatles at their most emotionally devastating, with Paul McCartney crafting a heartbreakingly subtle ...

Kraftwerk began as the Beatles ended in 1970 and are still with us. In terms of years together, then, Kraftwerk have the big ...

Paul Simon once revealed what three Beatles songs would stand the test of time, and you might already be a fan of them.