I always noticed it but I’m confused on why he always have extra drumsticks stuck on his drums

Which one is George

those names have sibling harmonies and would just blend naturally and effortlessly. the Everlys were singing since they were 8 and 6, with their parents thats why their voices are so natural. What we hear on later records is just a product of the stuff they were singing all those years trying to get a record. im sure its the same with the bee gees and beach boys.

Mccartney was singing in a choir prior to the Beatles. they never had formak training but im sure around 1957/1958 when George joined the band that is when they practiced so obviosly they never had the same amount of time as the others I mentioned. Having said that would those gruelling sets in Hamburg force them to sing at their best? I remember John stating that their best harmonies were not even recorded.

I think it's all used for A Hard Day's Night album cover, but I couldn't find the individual photos for each members of the fab four. Where do these image come from so I can find them.

Edit: I found one other photos for each fab four, but I'm sure it's a full set of photos and I want to find the rest of it.

https://www.thebeatles.com/hard-days-night-0

My God.

I love all eras of the Beatles. John is still my favorite.

But good Lord, Paul was on another stratosphere around the time of Let it Be/Abbey Road/Ram. I sometimes wonder if the other two writers (Lennon and Harrison) were kinda like "This dude is cooking too much, we gotta bail".

I'm not sure they felt they could really keep up with him, nor do I think they wanted to.

So we know 12 songs (some reportedly going as far back as 1966) from ATMP were written when George was still with the Beatles. They were either passed over or withheld by George. Adding his songs that made Beatles albums from Sgt. Pepper on to ATMP, can either John or Paul compete if you created an album of just their Beatles songs (not co-written) and songs written while they were Beatles on their solo albums? Basically, if you had to choose which one and only one you could take with you to listen to for the rest of your life which would it be?

Here are the albums

George Harrison (28 songs)

Within You Without You

Blue Jay Way

While My Guitar Gently Sleeps

Long Long Long

Piggies

Savoy Truffle

Only a Northern Song

It's All Too Much

Something

Here Comes the Sun

I Me Mine

For You Blue

Art of Dying

Isn't It a Pity

I'd Have You Anytime

All Things Must Pass

Let It Down

Hear Me Lord

Wah Wah Run of the Mill

My Sweet Lord

What Is Life

Behind That Locked Door

If Not For You

Beware of Darkness

Apple Scruffs

Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp

Awaiting on You All

I Dig Love

Paul McCartney (33 songs)

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band

Getting Better

Fixin a Hole

When I'm Sixty-Four

Lovely Rita

Your Mother Should Know

The Fool on the Hill

Back in the U.S.S.R.

Obla-Di Obla-Da

WIld Honey Pie

Martha My Dear

Rocky Raccoon

Why Don't We Do it in the Road

I Will

Mother Nature's Son

Helter Skelter

Honey Pie

Black Bird

Maxwell's Silver Hammer

Oh Darling

You Never Give Me Your Money

She Came in Through the Bathroom Window

Golden Slumbers

The End

Let it Be

The Long and Winding Road

Get Back

Maybe I'm Amazed

Junk

Teddy Boy

Monkberry Moon Delight

Mamunia

Every Night

John Lennon (27 songs)

Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds

Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite

Good Morning Good Morning

I Am the Walrus

Dear Prudence

Glass Onion

The Continuing Story of Bungalow Bill

Happiness is a Warm Gun

I'm So Tired

Julia

Yer Blues

Everyone's Got Something to Hide Except Me and My Monkey

Sexy Sadie

Revolution 1

All You Need is Love

Come Together

I Want You (She's So Heavy)

Mean Mr. Mustard

Polythene Pam

Dig a Pony

Across the Universe

Dig It

Look at Me

Oh My Love

Jealous Guy

Gimme Some Truth

One Day

• Solo Beatles 4CD • George Harrison 2CD • Solo Beatles Super Deluxe 10CD • John Lennon 2CD  • Paul McCartney 4CD • Ringo Starr 2CD

Anyone keen to go? Looks great!

The 70s were very rocky. Like consider their biggest rivals, the Stones, they put out Exile on Main St in ‘72 - what would the Beatles’ “response” if you will have been?

What about the rise of all the heavier groups like Black Sabbath & Led Zeppelin and such?

That this era was not only the music, but also all the big bands were arena acts

How could they have remained relevant say 72-73-74-75? What do you think they’d have done?

We’ll be doing a tour of Liverpool and a tour of Abbey Road and the Hard Days Night filming locations. Any spots in either city we should make a point of seeing? Strawberry Fields, Penny Lane, Dungeon Lane obviously. The church, their houses, the cavern. Anywhere else? Thanks!

Does anyone else have one or a few Beatles tracks that you can recognize for their achievement or know are super loved or important to their catalogue but just don’t fit your taste at all? I ask because for me it’s Let it Be. I am a Paul stan and adore most of his softer songs but I just find it too repetitive and drags a little too long, I recognize it’s huge and impactful but for me it would barely be top 100 in their catalogue.

Who writes 'she could have had Paul but I guess 'settled' for the husband who asked for this song to be made for her birthday'?? Imma ask men to shut up about Ringo's appearance he's cute af.

This is from the live All You Need Is Live performance video on youtube, and at this part (1:46) it sounds like George is singing the lyric but everywhere else it states that Lennon sang lead on both the studio and live version?

Found this in Seoul, S. Korea while vinyl digging. Paid $5. Looks like early 70's pirate/ counterfeit copy of that era. LP is VG. Sounds good. Minor surface noise in quiet areas of the LP.