Walking On Thin Ice

Named after the Liverpool street where John Lennon spent his formative years with Aunt Mimi, the 1986 posthumous collection brought together recordings from two very different periods of his solo career. With Yoko Ono overseeing the release and Andy Warhol supplying the artwork, Menlove Ave. remains one of the more personal chapters in Lennon's posthumous catalogue.

The third instalment in the Anthology series captured the final chapter of the band's studio years with alternate takes, demos and previously unheard performances from the White Album through Abbey Road and Let It Be.

The songwriter behind She's So High reveals how John Lennon, Paul McCartney and George Harrison shaped his debut, including a musical detail borrowed from McCartney that connects three songs on the album.

John Lennon's previously unknown 1965 home demo "Little Girl" will be released for the first time on October 2 as part of the expanded Rubber Soul Special Edition.

Ringo Starr's 1976 album Rotogravure remains one of the rarest post-Beatles records, bringing songwriting contributions from John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Starr himself.

The Beatles have released a third preview from the expanded Rubber Soul collection, revealing the previously unheard Second Version, Take 2 of Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown), featuring an early arrangement built around George Harrison's sitar.

John Lennon's previously unknown 1965 home demo "Little Girl" will be released for the first time on October 2 as part of the expanded Rubber Soul Special Edition box set.