Log In
Register
10.50am
17 June 2021
Offline
13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
Winner of Most Hardcore Beatles Bible Fan 2021
11.20am
14 December 2009
Offline
13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
Paul: Yeah well… first of all, we’re bringing out a ‘Stamp Out Detroit’ campaign.
1.27pm
17 June 2021
Offline 13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
9. All Those Years Ago (about John)
Winner of Most Hardcore Beatles Bible Fan 2021
6.14pm
Moderators
Members
Reviewers
20 August 2013
Offline 13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
9. All Those Years Ago (about John)
10. God (I don’t believe in Beatles)
Can buy Joe love! Amazon | iTunes
Check here for "how do I do this" guide to the forum. 
(2017) 
(2018)
6.41am
4 August 2015
Offline 13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
9. All Those Years Ago (about John)
10. God (I don’t believe in Beatles)
11. Early 1970 (Ringo sings about other three Beatles)
The following people thank Jolly Jimmy for this post:
Von BonteeYou are all my friends.
3.32pm
11 September 2018
Offline 13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on
With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
9. All Those Years Ago (about John)
10. God (I don’t believe in Beatles)
11. Early 1970 (Ringo sings about other three Beatles)
12. Sue Me Sue You Blues
12.33am
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline
13 Beatles/Solo songs that reference or are about all (or any of) the other Beatles.
1. Here Today (about John)
2. Sweet Little Sixteen, Star-Club version. (“Her wallet’s filled with Beatles…”)
3. It’s Johnny’s Birthday
4. Rory and the Hurricanes (Next time we went to London town / We didn’t do much hangin’ around / I was with you know who)
5. Never Without You (about George)
6. How Do You Sleep? (about Paul)
7. Liverpool 8 (“Went to Hamburg, the red lights were on / With George & Paul, and my friend John”)
8. Honey Don’t – Ringo namechecks both George and himself
9. All Those Years Ago (about John)
10. God (I don’t believe in Beatles)
11. Early 1970 (Ringo sings about other three Beatles)
12. Sue Me Sue You Blues
13. Back Off Boogaloo (though denied by Ringo, often interpreted as being about Paul)
13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
"I only said we were bigger than Rod... and now there's all this!" Ron Nasty
To @ Ron Nasty it's @ mja6758
The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
7.28am
11 September 2018
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)
*Quick question. Or are we talking about things the Beatles pioneered?
8.27am
Moderators
Members
Reviewers
20 August 2013
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)*
*Quick question. Or are we talking about things the Beatles pioneered?
3. First stadium rock concert
Can buy Joe love! Amazon | iTunes
Check here for "how do I do this" guide to the forum. (2017) (2018)
9.33am
17 June 2021
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)*
*Quick question. Or are we talking about things the Beatles pioneered?
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
Winner of Most Hardcore Beatles Bible Fan 2021
4.37pm
29 August 2021
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
**probably just firsts in general.
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
"Love one another." - George Harrison
6.09pm
1 December 2009
Offline
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
1.59pm
11 September 2018
Offline 
13 Firsts
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall.
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles.
10.21am
17 June 2021
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles.
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
Winner of Most Hardcore Beatles Bible Fan 2021
1.52pm
29 August 2021
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles.
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney ‘s first song)
"Love one another." - George Harrison
2.11pm
1 December 2009
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles.
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney ‘s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
GEORGE: In fact, The Detroit Sound. JOHN: In fact, yes. GEORGE: In fact, yeah. Tamla-Motown artists are our favorites. The Miracles. JOHN: We like Marvin Gaye. GEORGE: The Impressions PAUL & GEORGE: Mary Wells. GEORGE: The Exciters. RINGO: Chuck Jackson. JOHN: To name but eighty.
2.14pm
24 March 2014
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)**
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles.
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney ‘s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
11. A Day In The Life – First Beatles song banned by the BBC
"I Need You by George Harrison"
2.40pm
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles. *
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney’s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
11. A Day In The Life – First Beatles song banned by the BBC
12. First intentional use of feedback on a recording with I Feel Fine
* Tommy Moore was the first person to leave The Beetles/Silver Beetles
** Lucy in the Sky was banned on the same day
"I only said we were bigger than Rod... and now there's all this!" Ron Nasty
To @ Ron Nasty it's @ mja6758
The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
3.10pm
24 March 2014
Offline 13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles. *
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney’s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
11. A Day In The Life – First Beatles song banned by the BBC**
12. First intentional use of feedback on a recording with I Feel Fine .
13. Revolver – First album where they used headphones for recording.
Aren’t #4 & #12 the same thing?
* Tommy Moore was the first person to leave The Beetles/Silver Beetles
** Lucy in the Sky was banned on the same day
"I Need You by George Harrison"
3.30pm
Reviewers
17 December 2012
Offline @Shamrock Womlbs said
13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles. *
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney’s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
11. A Day In The Life – First Beatles song banned by the BBC**
12. First intentional use of feedback on a recording with I Feel Fine .
13. Revolver – First album where they used headphones for recording.Aren’t #4 & #12 the same thing?
* Tommy Moore was the first person to leave The Beetles/Silver Beetles
** Lucy in the Sky was banned on the same day
They are! Brain befuddlement. I had two in mind, saw one had been done, so went for the other, and still somehow typed the one that had been done!!! 
Corrected list:
13 Firsts
1. Sgt. Pepper (first “pop” album to have the lyrics printed on the sleeve)
2. Love Me Do (first single)
3. First stadium rock concert
4. They were the first band to use guitar feedback on a record.
5. Please Please Me (first album)
6. First rock band to play Carnegie Hall
7. Stuart Sutcliffe was the first member to leave The Beatles. *
8. They were the first band to use sitar in Western Music.
9. Hello Little Girl (Paul McCartney’s first song)
10. Little Child – first track on which Beatles overdub two (2) instruments to augment a guitar/bass/drums track.
11. A Day In The Life – First Beatles song banned by the BBC**
12. The first band to use Artificial Double Tracking.
13. Revolver – First album where they used headphones for recording.
Carry on… Nothing to see here…
The following people thank Ron Nasty for this post:
vonbontee, Ahhh Girl"I only said we were bigger than Rod... and now there's all this!" Ron Nasty
To @ Ron Nasty it's @ mja6758
The Beatles Bible 2020 non-Canon Poll Part One: 1958-1963 and Part Two: 1964-August 1966
5 Guest(s)