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Aretha Franklin’s rendition of “Let It Be” was released in January 1970.
Aretha Franklin sings “Let It Be” like it was written for her.
Aretha Franklin personalized “Eleanor Rigby” by singing it in the first person.
Aretha Franklin could cover the Beatles.
Junior Parker's 1971 LP “Love Ain’t Nothin’ but a Business Goin’ On” includes three Beatles covers.
Beyoncé asked four Black country artists to join her on a cover of “Blackbird” on her Grammy-winning 2024 album “Cowboy Carter”.
Roberta Flack released an album of Beatles covers “Let It Be Roberta: Roberta Flack Sings the Beatles” in 2012.
McCartney said Beyoncé does a magnificent version of “Blackbird” reinforcing the civil rights message.
Her 1984 cover of “Help!” has liberatory power appearing on her 1984 album “Private Dancer”.
Tina Turner proved she knew what to do with a Beatles cover in the 1970s.
Ray Charles performed his cover of “Eleanor Rigby” on “The Ed Sullivan Show” in 1968.
The Temptations released a cover of “Hey Jude” on the 1969 LP “Puzzle People”.
The 1969 “Get Back/Don’t Let Me Down” single is credited to “The Beatles With Billy Preston”.
Stevie Wonder later duetted with Paul McCartney on “Ebony and Ivory”.
In 2010 Paste ranked Al Green's cover of “I Want to Hold Your Hand” as No 1 on a list of the 50 best Beatles covers.
Billy Preston was crucial to the “Let It Be” sessions.
“I Want to Hold Your Hand” was one of the Fab Four’s first breakthrough hits.
The Supremes covered the Beatles often and quite well.
The museum removed wall text that referred to his two impeachments
A painting of Mr Trump in tennis whites has hung in the bar at Mar-a-Lago