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Move over holiday classics; two new music documentaries will keep you feeling cozy and nostalgic in front of the TV this holiday weekend...

Beatles vs Stones may be the most well-known rivalry in the history of pop music, but when it came to innovations in the songwriting, arrangements, and production of pop music in the 1960s, The Beatles' greatest rivals were The Beach Boys.

‘The Beatles: Get Back‘ rolls out across three two-hour chapters on November 25, 26 & 27 on Disney+

Stream three tracks, including the rooftop recording of ”Don't Let Me Down,” now.

”Condolences to the Stones, this will be a huge blow to them, because Charlie was a rock, and a fantastic drummer, steady as a rock,” McCartney said.

You can also read tributes to Charlie from The Who, Max Weinberg, Robbie Robertson, John Fogerty, Nile Rodgers, Jason Isbell, Dinosaur Jr, Bootsy Collins, Tom Morello, and more.

‘What Drives Us‘ is about bands touring in vans and also features interviews with Lars Ulrich, Ringo Starr, The Edge, Steven Tyler, Mike Watt, Jennifer Finch (L7), Tony Kanal (No Doubt), Dave Lombardo, Slash & Duff McKagan, and more

Plus Joe Russo's Almost Dead, Corey Taylor, and more tour news and updates.

As arguably the most beloved, most popular, most influential band of all time, The Beatles are probably the most covered pop artist of the last 50 years. Here are 35 great ones, from Arctic Monkeys to Yellow Magic Orchestra.

It's hard to talk about the ”best of” The Beatles catalog when the real answer is ”all of it.” That said, here's a very subjective list of the best song on every Beatles album...