Reaction to Beatles Hello Goodbye

Stephen Colbert returns to public access TV

Hello, Goodbye: Paul McCartney turns off the lights on 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert '

Back in 1964, Paul McCartney played The Ed Sullivan Show with The Beatles. And on Thursday night, he returned to the same venue to turn out the lights on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.

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Stephen Colbert delivered these huge ratings for 'Late Show' finale

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Stephen Colbert returns to public access TV after 'Late Show' finale

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Stephen Colbert’s ‘Late Show’ finale sets a weeknight ratings record

“The Late Show with Stephen Colbert” went out on a literal high note.

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Stephen Colbert hosts Michigan public access show day after last appearance on Late Show

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Stephen Colbert bids farewell with the most-watched 'Late Show' episode

The Cheat Sheet

Paul McCartney Said The Beatles’ ‘Hello, Goodbye’ Is About a ‘Deep Theme of the Universe’

Someone who wasn’t a musician helped Paul McCartney write The Beatles‘ “Hello, Goodbye.” Paul wrote the song to express a positive message relating to a “deep theme of the universe.” Subsequently, audiences in the United States and the United ...

Ultimate Classic Rock

When the Beatles Began to Fracture on ‘Hello, Goodbye’

"Hello, Goodbye," the Beatles' 15th No. 1 hit in the U.S., may have been the true beginning of the end for the Fab Four. Lennon was openly dismissive of "Hello, Goodbye," which was, in the custom of the time, credited to Lennon-McCartney even though it was ...

American Songwriter

The Story Behind “Hello, Goodbye” by The Beatles and How a Conversation Between Paul McCartney and “Mr. Fixit” Led to the Song

Alistair Taylor was there when it happened. He accompanied Brian Epstein to the Cavern Club on November 9, 1961, to see four young boys dressed in black leather as they performed for the lunchtime crowd. He was in the room when those boys signed a ...

The Cheat Sheet

Why You Only Hear Part of The Beatles’ ‘Hello, Goodbye’ in the Movie ‘Yesterday’

The Beatles’ “Hello, Goodbye” ends with nearly one minute of gibberish lyrics. Danny Boyle loved that part of the song so he worked it into his Fab Four musical Yesterday. “Hello, Goodbye” was a much bigger hit in the United Kingdom than it was ...