The Beatles' first single, "Love Me Do," came out way back in 1962, and now that it's more than 50 years old, the song is currently out of copyright in the Europe.

LONDON (AFP) – The Beatles’ debut tune that helped launch Britain into the Swinging Sixties and ignite a worldwide obsession for the four-man band from Liverpool celebrates its 50th birthday on Friday ...

The Beatles kept it simple. They wrote about emotions and situations which were easy to relate to, they used words that anyone could understand and pronounce. I’m a little over 51, born in a house ...

The Beatles issued 'Love Me Do' on Oct. 5, 1962. Not all cultural revolutions take place overnight. Some begin with little fanfare and take a while to gather steam.

Record label bosses have reportedly recalled a vinyl re-release of The Beatles' hit single Love Me Do after accidentally pressing the wrong version of the song… ...

The Beatles put ‘Love Me Do’ and ‘Over the Rainbow’ on their demo tape. During a 1995 interview with The Christian Science Monitor, Martin discussed hearing The Beatles’ demo tape.

He wrote a book, which appeared at the peak of Beatlemania, called “Love Me Do! The Beatles’ Progress,” the subtitle being a reference to John Bunyan’s 1678 Christian allegory, “ The ...

Love Me Do was the Beatles' first single, backed by P.S. I Love You, and was released on 5 October 1962, the same day that the first official James Bond film, Dr No, was released in cinemas.

Love Me Do: The Beatles ’62 also features Billy Kinsley, who was in another promising band The Merseybeats, which Epstein also managed. ...

The simple song about being true to your lover ultimately became a calling card for the Fab Four in their earliest days and eventually earned them a No. 1 single. “Love Me Do” was written by ...

The Beatles may not have made a fortune from Love Me Do but that evening in 1962, as they made their way out of the studio into the London evening, they had a top 20 hit ready for release and a ...

Back in 1962, Ringo Starr replaced Pete Best in The Beatles as their drummer. However, he wasn’t allowed to play the drums on Love Me Do or the B-side of PS I Love You. This may surprise some ...