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Wild Honey Pie

A solo recording by Paul McCartney, 'Wild Honey Pie' was a singalong written in Rishikesh, India, and recorded at the end of the session for 'Mother Nature's Son'.
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India, India

A home demo recorded in 1980 at the Dakota building in New York City, 'India, India' was one of three previously-unreleased songs issued on the John Lennon Signature Box in 2010.
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Milk And Honey

John Lennon and Yoko Ono had recorded 22 songs in the studio during the sessions for Double Fantasy. A little over three years after his death, Ono issued the remainder as Milk And Honey, the first posthumous release of previously-unrelease material by Lennon.
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Cheer Down

A standalone single released by George Harrison, which appeared in Lethal Weapon 2.
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Cloud Nine

George Harrison's 11th solo studio album was the last to be released in his lifetime. It featured the hit singles 'Got My Mind Set On You' and 'When We Was Fab'.
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Heading For The Light

Co-written by George Harrison and Jeff Lynne, 'Heading For The Light' was released as a single in West Germany.
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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' 'drop-T' logo

Although never used on their albums during the 1960s, the famous logo that adorned Ringo Starr's bass drum has since endured as The Beatles' official logo. But how did it come about?
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Stuart Sutcliffe

Stuart Sutcliffe was an artist and The Beatles' original bassist in Liverpool and Hamburg. His paintings were award-winning and highly acclaimed.
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Say Say Say

One of three duets with Michael Jackson, 'Say Say Say' was the lead single from Paul McCartney's fourth solo studio album Pipes Of Peace.
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New

Paul McCartney's 16th solo studio featured the singles 'New' and 'Queenie Eye'.
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My Love

The third song on Wings’ second album Red Rose Speedway, ‘Get On The Right Thing’ was recorded during the Ram sessions in New York on 14 October 1970, and finished the following February.
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Red Rose Speedway

The follow-up to Wings' debut album Wild Life, Red Rose Speedway was released days before the band's 1973 tour of the UK began.
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• Panther said: "The drumming on 'Dear Prudence' is by Ringo Starr..." on Old Brown Shoe
• BOBBYCLEMENTINE said: "A subtle bit of magical brilliance rarely noticed!.." on Eight Days A Week
• Pat said: "Does anyone know what P McCartney sings right before the bacon frying in.." on Cook Of The House
• BOBBYCLEMENTINE said: "I think 'what you're doing' and 'words of love' are the earliest trippy.." on What You’re Doing
• BOBBYCLEMENTINE said: "did i really say this 13 years ago?.." on Words Of Love

Early 1970

The b-side of 'It Don't Come Easy' was written by Ringo Starr about the break-up of The Beatles, with verses about each of the other members.
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Time Takes Time

Ringo Starr's 10th studio solo album was recorded after his successful world tour with the All-Starr Band. It marked Starr's musical renaissance following his sobriety from alcoholism.
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