Stereogum — The new Luther Vandross documentary Luther: Never Too Much premieres next week, soon to be followed by a new compilation titled Never Too Much: Greatest Hits. The album features a previously unreleased cover of the Beatles’ “Michelle,” which... more info

Stereogum — When the Staves put out their recent disco-tinged single “Waiting For The Joy,” they announced an acoustic tour of the US. Today the Stavely-Taylor sisters have released a new cover song that reminds us how potent the two of them can be with m... more info

Antimusic Rock — The recording console used by the Beatles to record the iconic Abbey Road album is coming to Reverb more info

Stereogum — Exactly 11 months ago, surviving Beatles members Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr released “Now And Then,” billed as the band’s final song. “Now And Then,” which originated as a 1979 demo by John Lennon and was fleshed out by Paul McCartne... more info

Stereogum — I’d say this trend is getting out of control, but I fear it’s just getting started: Homes with some historical connection to popular musicians are being rented out on Airbnb with that celebrity musician angle as a selling point. You can alread... more info

Magnet Magazine — 55 years ago today, the Beatles released Abbey Road. The end. Read our Beatles vs. Stones Sound Check: The post The Beatles Released “Abbey Road” 55 Years Ago Today appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Dean Ween (Ween). You can do so many things with your own bare hands. Read Deaner get both mean and serene in MAGNET on the Beatles, Bowie, Black Flag, Butthole Surfers, Billy Joel and other non-B artists, including Grateful Dead, Jimi... more info

Stereogum — Last month, the American Football house was put up on Airbnb, along with an early Beatles venue. Now, Jeff Buckley’s Memphis home is joining them on the app, according to Commercial Appeal. more info

Stereogum — It must be fun to be 82-year-old Paul McCartney. You were in the Beatles, you’re richer than God, and people are always happy to see you popping up in unexpected places. Earlier this year, McCartney played a Hollywood Bowl tribute to his late fr... more info

Stereogum — Unless we’re talking about something like the Ed Sullivan Show performances, the Beatles’ most famous American concert is their heavily documented Shea Stadium gig in 1965. A year earlier, however, the Beatles played a different Queens venue. ... more info