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- “Baby’s In Black,” Beatles for Sale (1964) Written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. By the time The Beatles were recording Beatles for Sale, they had already met Bob Dylan and were influenced by more folk and country, which has some inflections on the album.
- “Honey Don’t,” Beatles for Sale (1964) Written by Carl Perkins. The Beatles covered a selection of songs by Carl Perkins since their beginning, from “Matchbox,” Sure to Fall (In Love with You),” “Glad All Over,” and “Lend Me Your Comb.”
- “Act Naturally,” Help! (1965) Written by Johnny Russell. In 1965, The Beatles also recorded and released a cover of “Act Naturally” by the late country legend Buck Owens (1929-2006) for their fifth album, Help!
- “What Goes On,” Rubber Soul (1965) Written by Ringo Starr, John Lennon, Paul McCartney. “Don’t Pass Me By,” the first song Ringo Starr wrote for The Beatles wasn’t the drummer’s only experiment with country music.
- Luckenbach, Texas (Back To The Basics) Waylon Jennings.
- Coal Miner's Daughter. Loretta Lynn.
- Golden Ring. George Jones & Tammy Wynette.
- Delta Dawn. Tanya Tucker.
- Two of Us
- It’S All Too Much
- I’ve Got A Feeling
- Here Comes The Sun
- Get Back
- I Want You
- Let It Be
- The Long and Winding Road
- Something
- The Abbey Road Medley
Starting off our top 10 list is the opening track from Let it Be. It’s one of their most gorgeous compositions courtesy ofPaul McCartney, and features a chord voicing on the acoustic guitar that sticks to you unwillingly, but in a good way; it’s the kind of jingle that keeps you humming it for days on end. The lyrics, according to Paul McCartney, w...
Their tenth studio album, Yellow Submarine, was the fourth soundtrack in their studio discography. It’s quite an interesting record, and probably their most underrated one because of the collection of music; side A of the record contained music by the Beatles, while side B contained orchestrated pieces from the film conducted by producer George Mar...
This Let it Be cut was actually two unfinished songs amalgamated into one: Paul McCartney’s section being the aforementioned title, and John Lennon’s section, which was a demo song from the White Album sessions titled, Everybody Had A Hard Year. It’s one of their most free-spirited and inspiring songs, with a quite a discrepancy in the two men’s ly...
It’s songs like this that made George Harrison the unsung hero that he was. This is one of the absolute best from Abbey Road, and it’s one of the overall best acoustic-based songs of all time. George Harrison wrote this ray of sunshine in the garden ofEric Clapton’s home. The lyrics pertained to George Harrison’s solace of being away from the band,...
Fun little fact: The Beatles won the Academy Award for best original song score for the film, Let it Be; thought that was worth mentioning. Anyway, Get Back is one of the groups biggest hits and almost served as the original title for Let it Be. What was referred to as the Get Back sessions, this period for The Beatleswas perhaps their most emotion...
This song is quite legendary. It’s a very gloomy, yet passionate profession of love that Lennon wrote for Yoko Ono. It was the first song recorded by the band for Abbey Road, and what’s so fascinating about the song is a variety of different reasons. It’s structure makes it not only one of their most experimental, but also their longest composition...
Here’s a song I know you all were waiting for; one of their most overplayed and undisputed classics. This was Paul in every sense of the word. The birth of the song came about during the accursed White Album sessions where consternation was unfolding between the guys. One night, Paul had a dream where his mother Mary, who had passed away from cance...
This ballad pretty much summed up the final, volatile days of the Beatles’ career. The Long and Winding Road served as an open invitation into the emotional state of mind that Paul was feeling at that point, and when you listen to it within that context, it makes the song all the more heartbreaking. The inspiration of the song came to Paul while he...
Speaking of Ray Charles, this George Harrison-penned song was actually inspired by Charles; many assumed it was written for his wife Pattie Boyd. It’s opening line was also directly inspired by James Taylor’s Something In the Way She Moves. All of that incentive aside, Something is, in Paul’s own words, the best song George has ever written. It’s t...
This may seem like cheating, what with the inclusion of eight songs and all, but this 16 minute suite that took up most of side B of Abbey Road is just too epic not to incorporate. The album is renowned for not only its timelessness as a whole, but that glorious potpourri of songs that were woven into one another seamlessly as if they were one enti...
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The following is a list – not necessarily definitive – of those songs that either The Beatles themselves have mentioned, or are obviously rooted in that country style. Bluegrass legend Ricky Skaggs remembers hearing The Beatles and their country and bluegrass roots.
The Beatles were an English rock band from Liverpool who recorded hundreds of songs during their career. The group's "main catalogue"—songs released between 1962 and 1970—consists of 213 songs (four of which exist in different versions): 188 originals and 25 covers.
SongCore Catalogue Release (s)Songwriter (s)Lead Vocal (s) [d]Let It Be Past MastersLennon McCartneyLennonJohnny Russell Voni Morrison †StarrLennon McCartneyLennonLennon McCartneyMcCartneySong Artist(s) 10 "You Light Up My Life" Debby Boone: 8 "Night Fever" Bee Gees "Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright)" Rod Stewart: 7 "Shadow Dancing" Andy Gibb: 6 "Bridge over Troubled Water" Simon & Garfunkel "Joy to the World" Three Dog Night "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face" Roberta Flack "Alone Again (Naturally)" Gilbert O'Sullivan ...
Feb 7, 2014 · From: 'Abbey Road' (1969) Abbey Road 's second side is mostly dominated by a multi-song suite orchestrated by Paul McCartney. But this lovely George Harrison song opens the side with a beam of ...
