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2.05am
4 April 2010
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This might be hard to understand, but let me give an example:
1963: Twist And Shout
1964: A Hard Day's Night
1965: You Won't See Me
1966: I Want To Tell You
1967: Sgt. Pepper 's Lonely Hearts Club Band
1968: Birthday
1969: Something /I Me Mine (I'm not going to put one for 1970 because 1969 was their final year IMO)
What's your list?
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2.59am
1 May 2010
Offline Erm, I'll do a Lennon list.
63- Please Please Me
64- I'm a Loser
65- HELP!
66- I'm Only Sleeping
67- I Am The Walrus
68- Everybody's Got Something to Hide…
I wasn't really sure what you meant though, so I was looking at it through John's various mental states.
I sat on a rug, biding my time, drinking her wine
3.11am
18 March 2010
Offline You missed a year.
1962: “Love Me Do “
12.01pm
11 October 2009
Offline 1962: Love Me Do
1963: Please Please Me
1964: A Hard Day's Night
1965: Nowhere Man
1966: Tomorrow Never Knows
1967: A Day In The Life
1968: Cry, Baby, Cry
1969: The End
I think that is my list.
"Playing those mind games together, pushing the barriers, planting seeds. Playing the mind guerilla, chanting the Mantra, peace on earth."
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5.17pm
14 November 2014
Offline My list is: 1962: Love Me Do
1963: Please Please Me
1964: A hard days night
1965: Day Tripper
1966: Taxman
1967: A Day In The Life
1968: Lady Madonna
1969: Something
1979: Long and winding road
5.22pm
1 November 2013
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bassboy86 said
1979: Long and winding road
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3.10am
1 January 2015
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1962: Love Me Do
1963: All My Loving
1964: Can’t Buy Me Love
1965: Yesterday
1966: Eleanor Rigby
1967: With A Little Help From My Friends
1968: Revolution
1969: Something
When John Lennon was asked if he thought Ringo was one of the best drummers in Rock-and-Roll, he said (smiling) "Hell, he's not even the best drummer in the Beatles."
4.00am
8 November 2012
Offline 1962: Love Me Do
1963: Toss-up between She Loves You and I Want To Hold Your Hand
1964: A Hard Day’s Night
1965: Yesterday
1966: Toss-up between Nowhere Man and Eleanor Rigby
1967: All You Need Is Love
1968: Hey Jude
1969: Here Comes The Sun
1970: Let It Be
parlance
11.15am
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1 May 2011
Offline - 1962 – ‘Love Me Do ‘ (first single and its this or ‘PS I Love You ‘.)
- 1963 – ‘She Loves You ‘ (brought the UK to its knees, sold in ridiculous amounts). (note: am tempted to say ‘I Want To Hold Your Hand ‘ mainly for the US but that flows into 1964 burst flooding the country)
- 1964 – ‘A Hard Day’s Night ‘ (title of the film, sums up the insanity of Beatlemania, studio progression, maturity in the song).
- 1965 – ‘We Can Work It Out ‘ (another huge leap forward in lyrics, production, not as fast a single hence John’s push for the double a-side with ‘Day Tripper ‘ etc).
- 1966 – ‘Tomorrow Never Knows ‘ (highlights how far the band had advanced and where they were going (first recorded song for ‘Revolver ‘)
- 1967 – ‘A Day In The Life ‘ (the crowning moment off ‘Pepper’, group way ahead of any of their rivals in every way)
- 1968 – ‘Hey Jude ‘ (mostly still togetherness but problems in the camp (Paul v George over the answering guitar parts))
- 1969 – ‘Something ‘ (George equaling if not surpassing John and Paul in his song creation and finally gets his a-side
) - 1970 – ‘Let It Be ‘ (end result good but road there long and lugubrious, just let it end be over was the desire of all)
) "I told you everything I could about me, Told you everything I could" ('Before Believing' - Emmylou Harris)
3.14pm
8 November 2012
Offline ^^ I wanted to say A Day In The Life for 1967, but I was interpreting the original question more in terms of the songs the majority of the population thinks of when they think of The Beatles. And I think more people are familiar with All You Need Is Love than ADITL.
parlance
7.57pm
20 January 2015
Offline 1962 Love Me Do
1963 She Loves You
1964 I Feel Fine
1965 Yesterday
1966 Nowhere Man
1967 Strawberry Fields Forever
1968 Hey Jude
1969 Something
1970 Let It Be
The Beatles are English - They have influences from all over - but they are English
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