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Beatles song of the day
Twist And Shout
The thrilling closer to the Please Please Me album, 'Twist And Shout' showcased The Beatles at their primal, glorious, rock 'n' roll best.
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Hound Dog
John Lennon's version of the blues classic 'Hound Dog' was recorded in 1972, during his final live performances.
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Unfinished Music No 1: Two Virgins (1968)
John Lennon's first of three experimental albums made with Yoko Ono, Two Virgins featured an infamous and controversial nude photograph on its front cover.
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Love Comes To Everyone (1979)
The opening song on George Harrison’s self-titled eighth solo album, it features Eric Clapton on lead guitar.
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Wonderwall Music (1968)
George Harrison's debut solo album was the soundtrack of the 1968 film Wonderwall, directed by Joe Massot and starring Jane Birkin, Jack MacGowran, and Iain Quarrier.
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She's My Baby (1990)
The lead single released from Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3, with lead guitar by Gary Moore.
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Album of the month
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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Charles Manson and Helter Skelter
One of the darkest aspects of The Beatles' story was the belief, by the psychopathic murderer Charles Manson and his 'Family' of followers, that the group's songs incited violence and depicted armageddon.
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Linda McCartney
A photographer, musician and animal rights activist, Linda Eastman first met Paul McCartney in London in 1967; they married in 1969, remaining together until her death in 1998.
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Listen To What The Man Said
The first single released from Wings' fourth album Venus And Mars, 'Listen To What The Man Said' topped the USA and Canadian charts.
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Rushes (1998)
The second album credited to The Fireman, the collaboration between Paul McCartney and producer Youth.
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Wings At The Speed Of Sound
Wings' fifth album was the first to feature lead vocals by each member of the band. It was recorded and released in 1976, during the 13-month Wings Over The World tour.
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Things we said today
Alan said: "My favourite Beatles album, I love the film. The film is wonderfully str.."
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Magical Mystery Tour album artwork - Zed Officious said: "It's not slide guitar that George is playing in the outro. He's bending.."
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Come Together
- Randy Coursey said: "Been documented Paul walked out, it's in George Martin's book..."
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She Said She Said
- Randy Coursey said: "Without Harrison's guitar work the Beatles would have sounded completely.."
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She Said She Said
- Randy Coursey said: "Without Harrison's guitar work the Beatles would have sounded completely.."
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She Said She Said
From the Fab Forum
RE: Beatles Hangman (nothing to get hung about...)
Oh, I realize I would need to start a new round if I'm correct, but I'm off to bed, so I'll find out...
By OutOfMeHead , 12 hours ago
RE: Name The Beatles (as a group - not solo) song that goes with this picture
Another good guess,but No x8 Getting Better Maxwell's Silver Hammer Not A Second Time B...
By DayTripper1985 , 19 hours ago
13 Beatles songs that mention or reference real people directly (the individual Beatles are allowed)...
By OutOfMeHead , 19 hours ago
RE: This is Love: The George Harrison Club for Fiendish Thingies
Probably already been posted somewhere else but it's a George-specific Dhani LOL and I bet Paul and ...
By ewe2 , 1 day ago
@ewe2 As with most of the outtakes and alternates, it's interesting to have different stages of t...
By meanmistermustard , 2 days ago
Ringo Starr song of the day
You're Sixteen (1973)
The second single from the Ringo album, 'You're Sixteen' was first recorded by Johnny Burnette in 1960.
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Ringo 2012
Ringo Starr's 17th solo studio album featured re-recordings of two older songs, 'Step Lightly' and 'Wings', plus a cover of Buddy Holly's 'Think It Over'.
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