Your favorite Beatles/John Lennon, McCarthney(sp?) song/s?

[Hara_Juku Tgirl]

Live & Let Die

Looove love that one too! :P

~Kisses.

HTG

[LTR_Seeker]

Live & Let Die

Looove love that one too! :P

~Kisses.

HTG

It awesome song ising it at work with radio then get told to stop lol

[jaycanuck]

So many. Hard to pick one. Here's a few...

• Getting Better
  
  Eleanor Rigby
  
  I'm Only Sleeping
  
  She Said She Said
  
  Tomorrow Never Knows (this song could be made today and still be a hit...possibly one of the first electronica songs)
  
  Strawberry Fields
  
  Sgt. Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band..

Out of all of them Revolver is my favorite album.

On a side note my Mom saw them live in Toronto in 64. When she told this to me I went on and on about it (I mean c'mon...you won't see that ever again). She didn't seem to put much emphasis on it. She just told me that all she could hear was screaming girls and 4 mop tops on bouncing on stage. So I looked it up on Youtube and she was right at that. Here's the clip.

[JustMeHere]

I've been in a "Just Gimme Some Truth" kind of mood lately.

[jaycanuck]

I've been in a "Just Gimme Some Truth" kind of mood lately.

I think we all need a bit of that these days.

[MacShreach]

It's to hard to pick just one....if i had no other choice. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" or "Something In The Way She Moves"

Man of taste. Both Harrison songs.....He remains underrated even now. He was not as prolific as Paul "The trick is to get him to shut up" McCartney or as gritty as John Lennon, but he had a real eloquence in his writing that made him stand out. IMO.

Surprised "Hey Bulldog" hasn't been mentioned yet, or "I am the Walrus."

[Distance]

It's to hard to pick just one....if i had no other choice. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" or "Something In The Way She Moves"

Man of taste. Both Harrison songs.....He remains underrated even now. He was not as prolific as Paul "The trick is to get him to shut up" McCartney or as gritty as John Lennon, but he had a real eloquence in his writing that made him stand out. IMO.

Surprised "Hey Bulldog" hasn't been mentioned yet, or "I am the Walrus."

Too right, two gorgeous Harrison songs. ''I am the walrus'' definitely is a highlight. ''Strawberry fields'' (the candy flip version is very nice, too) and ''Lucy in the sky with diamonds'' are my personal favorites.

[The Piper]

Hey Jude
Penny Lane
I am a Walrus

[MariaTgirl]

It could be said that George Harrison would have been better off if he hadn't been a Beatle, because he was overshadowed, maybe even kept down by John and Paul. His best Beatle songs were "Here Comes the Sun" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Otherwise I would choose Hey Bulldog, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Hey Jude, Let it Be, The Long and Winding Road, I'm Only Sleeping and A Day in the Life.

[jaycanuck]

It could be said that George Harrison would have been better off if he hadn't been a Beatle, because he was overshadowed, maybe even kept down by John and Paul. His best Beatle songs were "Here Comes the Sun" and "While My Guitar Gently Weeps".

Otherwise I would choose Hey Bulldog, You've Got to Hide Your Love Away, Hey Jude, Let it Be, The Long and Winding Road, I'm Only Sleeping and A Day in the Life.

I won't argue with you about George being talented. Guitar Gently Weeps is probably in my top 5 beatles songs. The unfortunate thing back then was that it was all band-based...everyone was in a band. The other unfortunate thing is that George (from his interviews) was quite the shy fellow. He may have been kept down..but John was the ballsy "leader".