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You Like Me Too Much

George Harrison's second composition for the Help! album was originally intended for inclusion in The Beatles' second film.
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Look At Me

Although written in India in 1968, John Lennon didn't record 'Look At Me' in the studio until the Plastic Ono Band sessions towards the end of 1970.
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Rock 'N' Roll

The final studio album released by John Lennon before his five-year retirement into househusbandry, Rock 'N' Roll was a collection of cover versions of 1950s and early 1960s songs recorded during the legendary Lost Weekend.
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You

The opening track on George Harrison’s sixth solo album Extra Texture (Read All About It), 'You' was originally demoed during the All Things Must Pass sessions.
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Somewhere In England

George Harrison's ninth studio album was his first to be released after the death of John Lennon, and contained the tribute song 'All Those Years Ago'.
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Wilbury Twist

The final song on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3, and a single released in March 1991.
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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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The Beatles and drugs

From Preludin to heroin, via the marijuana years and the psychedelic times on LSD, The Beatles were no strangers to illicit substances.
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Derek Taylor

Derek Taylor was The Beatles' press officer, close friend to all the group's members, and a noted journalist and music publicist.
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Here Today

Written in 1981 as a tribute to John Lennon, 'Here Today' was a moving highlight of Paul McCartney's 1982 album Tug Of War.
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Flowers In The Dirt

Paul McCartney's eighth solo studio album, and his last of the 1980s, was a commercial success and marked a creative return to form.
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I Lie Around

Released as the b-side of the ‘Live And Let Die’ single, ‘I Lie Around’ was recorded during the Ram sessions in 1970, and completed after the formation of Wings.
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Back To The Egg

Wings' seventh and final studio album contained a selection of mostly up-tempo, hard-rocking songs, recorded with the group's seventh line-up.
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• Alex said: ""he would write things like guitar solos that have the feel of someone e.." on Mother Nature’s Son
• Kalle said: "There have been a few songs that Paul wrote but John sang. In Spite of a.." on Eleanor Rigby
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• Kalle said: "Fans as self-styled historians as per the misinformation from YouTube an.." on Eleanor Rigby

(It's All Down To) Goodnight Vienna

Written by John Lennon, '(It's All Down To) Goodnight Vienna' was the opening song on Ringo Starr's fourth solo album Goodnight Vienna.
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Old Wave

The ninth solo studio album by Ringo Starr was his first not to be released in the USA or UK.
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