In this short film, Beatles superfan Peter Dean sets out to recreate John Lennons circus poster that inspired the lyrics for the song ‘Being for the Benefit of Mr. This is a frame grab from WEBTV series from Make Productions Vimeo Channel. Also, one additional challenge for this list: I decided to rank the songs on the Abbey Road medley separately. I’m a sucker for songs when John, Paul and George do three-part harmony together. But there’s something cool about this coming after The End, like a little encore, with a chord that never resolves, leaving us eternally wanting more. I know, it’s a tiny little fragment stuck on to the end of Abbey Road.

The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill 126. There are some songs that aren’t lyrically that great but that are undeniably great tunes. Everybody’s Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey I also tried to comment on my bottom 10 and top 20, with some thoughts in between.

I spent the last few weeks re-listening to every cut and I tried my best to get rid of personal bias, but it was tough. Anything that was released as a single, B-side or on an album is on this list. It felt a little unfair to rank the Beatles singing other people’s songs, even if they were iconic. Here are the rules for this exercise, which we’ve done before with Bob Dylan’s songbook: No bootlegs, no live cuts, nothing from the Anthology collections and - this was tough - no covers of songs written by non-Beatles. What I am is a die-hard Beatles fan who grew up obsessed with the band, reading anything and everything I could find about the band while listening to the albums over and over. What qualifies me to do such a thing? I know, I’m not a music critic. In celebration of the seminal album’s 50th anniversary, I took on a challenge: To rank every Beatles song written by the band from worst to first. It was instantly one of rock’s greatest and most progressive albums, and another sign that John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr had officially put their mop-top Fab Four days behind them. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band on June 1, 1967. Indeed, in the United States, Beatles released Sgt.

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