Simple enough. But in the case of the Beatles’ Yellow Submarine, the term “songtrack” actually makes some sense, at least on the marketing end. Because what people tend to remember most ...

The Beatles‘ “Yellow Submarine” is, by far, the most famous song with Ringo Starr performing a lead vocal. In terms of popularity, it outshines all of his other Beatles songs, as well as the ...

The son of a famous producer found a demo of The Beatles‘ “Yellow Submarine” with John Lennon singing the lead vocal. The demo includes some morose lyrics. Ringo Starr revealed that other ...

“Revolver” marked a turning point for The Beatles. Brash and bold, yet also filled with sensitivity, the 1966 album ushered in the band's penchant for musical unpredictability that would ...

But not “Yellow Submarine.” Until now. The world has always cherished this song as a cheerful kiddie novelty, something the lads whipped up fast for a laugh. So it’s a real shock to hear ...

For many, many years, the common view about “Yellow Submarine” was that Paul McCartney was the primary author of the song. And it wasn’t like this was in dispute. In an interview done ...

Naturally, it’s named after a classic song by The Beatles: “Yellow Submarine.” Phillip Griffiths, an associate professor in the School of Integrative Plant Science, Horticulture Section ...

Geraldton's iconic yellow submarine has berthed in its new home after years of planning, restoration and a contentious debate over where it should be displayed. Built in 1968 — the same year ...