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You Can't Do That

First released in the UK and US as the b-side of 'Can't Buy Me Love', 'You Can't Do That' was a typically confrontational song written by John Lennon.
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Just Because

The final song on John Lennon's 1975 album Rock 'N' Roll was a cover version of Lloyd Price's 1957 song 'Just Because'.
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Some Time In New York City

The follow-up to John Lennon's Imagine was inspired by radical left-wing politics of the early 1970s. A critical and commercial failure, it featured two discs containing 10 studio songs and five live performances.
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Try Some, Buy Some

Originally a single by Ronnie Spector, it also appeared on George Harrison’s fourth solo album Living In The Material World.
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Extra Texture (Read All About It)

George Harrison's sixth solo album was recorded in the wake of his troubled North American tour. It was the final album released by The Beatles' Apple Records label.
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Nobody's Child

Released as a single to raise money for the Romanian Angel Appeal Foundation charity.
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Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Recorded in 400 hours during a 129-day period, The Beatles' eighth UK album helped define the 1967 Summer of Love, and was instantly recognised as a major leap forward for modern music.
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Raymond Jones interview

The man who famously bought 'My Bonnie' from Brian Epstein speaks of his time in Liverpool, his memories of The Beatles and their manager, and his reluctance to come forward and set the record straight.
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Bob Wooler

Born Frederick James Wooler in 1926, Bob Wooler was the DJ at Liverpool's Cavern Club, and was the man who introduced The Beatles to their manager Brian Epstein.
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Dance Tonight

The lead single from Paul McCartney's Memory Almost Full, 'Dance Tonight' was the last song written for the album.
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Give My Regards To Broad Street

The soundtrack album to Paul McCartney's ill-conceived film of the same name, Give My Regards To Broad Street contained a mix of new compositions and re-recorded Beatles, Wings and solo songs.
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Hi, Hi, Hi

A standalone single credited to Wings, ‘Hi, Hi, Hi’ was released as a double a-side with ‘C Moon’ at the end of 1972.
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Venus And Mars

The fourth album by Wings, Venus And Mars was the follow-up to the hugely successful Band On The Run. The release featured the fourth and fifth iterations of the group's line-up.
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• Diane Peel said: "I grew up in the Richmond District near Haight-Ashbury as it was called.." on George Harrison visits Haight-Ashbury in San Francisco
• jr merlin said: "Not a very efficient day for john..." on Recording: Look At Me, God, Remember, I Found Out by John Lennon
• Jeff N said: "I could swear George's guitar line under the verse sections (In the begi.." on The Word
• Jeff N said: "Yeah...kinda Prof. Longhair.." on The Word
• Tony Barrow said: "The Night Before from the final session too..." on The Beatles’ BBC radio recordings

Photograph

The lead single from the Ringo album, 'Photograph' was a chart topper in Australia, Canada, and the USA.
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Scouse The Mouse

A children's album featuring the voice of Ringo Starr in the title role, a mouse who emigrates from Liverpool to the USA.
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