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Why Don't We Do It In The Road?

Recorded during the late stages of work on the White Album, 'Why Don't We Do It In The Road?' was a spontaneous recording by Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr.
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Imagine

Widely regarded as John Lennon's signature song, 'Imagine' was the title track of his second album, and perhaps his best-known solo work.
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Double Fantasy

John Lennon's comeback album after five years out of the public eye, Double Fantasy was also the last to be released in his lifetime.
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This Is Love

The third single released from George Harrison’s eleventh solo album Cloud Nine, 'This Is Love' was co-written by Harrison and Jeff Lynne.
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Gone Troppo

George Harrison's tenth studio album was released on his Dark Horse label, and included the singles 'Wake Up My Love', 'I Really Love You', and 'Dream Away'.
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Handle With Care

The debut single by The Traveling Wilburys, the supergroup formed in 1988 by George Harrison.
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Rubber Soul

The Beatles' sixth UK album and 11th US long-player, Rubber Soul showed the group maturing from their earlier pop performances, exploring different styles of songwriting and instrumentation, and pushing boundaries inside the studio.
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The Beatles at the BBC

Between 7 March 1962 and 20 May 1965, The Beatles performed 52 times on a variety of BBC radio shows.
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Ringo Starr

The Beatles' drummer and occasional singer, Ringo Starr was the oldest member and the last to join the band.
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Rockestra Theme

The final single taken from Wings' last album Back To The Egg, 'Rockestra Theme' was recorded with a supergroup of rock stars.
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Kisses On The Bottom

Paul McCartney's first release since his wedding to Nancy Shevell was an album of standards from the pre-rock 'n' roll years, many of which his father had once performed at the piano.
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Famous Groupies

Paul McCartney, 1978: “You’ve got to be single and out on the road. I’m a married man with four kids now, so I can’t do all that. I’m not like that!”
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Wild Life

Recorded and released quickly towards the end of 1971, Wild Life was the first album released by Paul and Linda McCartney’s new group Wings.
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• e.s. said: "Not sure it would have made any difference in how the album performed at.." on Flying Hour
• Christine Pointer said: "I went to buy a ticket and thry were sold out! So I stood outside hoping.." on The Beatles live: Winter Gardens, Margate
• Bill Anthony said: "UB40 covered this song in 2005 on the album Who You Fighting For..." on I’ll Be On My Way

It Don't Come Easy

A standalone single, co-written with George Harrison, which topped the Canadian chart.
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Stop And Smell The Roses

Ringo Starr's eighth studio solo album featured contributions from Paul and Linda McCartney, George Harrison, Ronnie Wood, and Harry Nilsson.
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