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Number one rock and roll band of all time. Their numerous hits include songs with Tony Sheridan and Billy Preston. Although the Beatles officially disbanded in 1970, several songs recorded previously were released after their breakup including "Got To Get You Into My Life" (1976). Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, 1988.
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The Beatles With Tony Sheridan
My Bonnie (Lies Over The Ocean) 1964
("My Bonnie (Lies Over The Ocean)" was an early Beatles song based on the traditional song by the same title.)
Why 1964
The Beatles With Billy Preston
Don't Let Me Down 1969
Get Back 1969
("Get Back" later also charted for Billy Preston in 1978.)Die Beatles
Sie Liebt Dich (She Loves You) 1964
("Sie Liebt Dich (She Loves You)" is a German version of "She Loves You.")The Beatles
Act Naturally 1965
Ain't She Sweet 1964
All My Loving 1964
("All My Loving" also charted for the Hollyridge Strings (1964).)
All You Need Is Love 1967
And I Love Her 1964
("And I Love Her" also charted for Esther Phillips as "And I Love Him" in 1965.)
The Ballad Of John And Yoko 1969
Can't Buy Me Love 1964
Come Together 1969
("Come Together" later also charted for Ike & Tina Turner (1970) and Aerosmith (1978).)
Day Tripper 1966
("Day Tripper" also charted for the Vontastics (1966), Ramsey Lewis (1967), and Anne Murray (1975).)
Do You Want To Know A Secret 1964
Eight Days A Week 1965
Eleanor Rigby 1966
("Eleanor Rigby" later also charted for Ray Charles (1968) and Aretha Franklin (1969).)
For You Blue 1970
From Me To You 1964
("From Me To You" previously charted for Del Shannon (1963).)
A Hard Day's Night 1964
(An instrumental version of "A Hard Day's Night" later also charted for the Ramsey Lewis Trio in 1966.)
Hello Goodbye 1967
Help! 1965
Hey Jude 1968
("Hey Jude" later also charted for Wilson Pickett (1969).)
I Am The Walrus 1967
I Don't Want To Spoil The Party 1965
I Feel Fine 1964
I Saw Her Standing There 1964
("I Saw Her Standing There" later also charted for Tiffany as "I Saw Him Standing There" (1988).)
I Should Have Known Better 1964
I Want To Hold Your Hand 1964
("I Want To Hold Your Hand" also charted for the Boston Pops Orchestra in 1964.)
If I Fell 1964
I'll Cry Instead 1964
I'm Happy Just To Dance With You 1964
("I'm Happy Just To Dance With You" later also charted for Anne Murray in 1980.)
The Inner Light 1968
Lady Madonna 1968
("Lady Madonna" also charted for Fats Domino in 1968.)
Let It Be 1970
("Let It Be" topped both the Adult Contemporary and Pop/Rock charts for the Beatles in 1970. Joan Baez later also charted with this song in 1971.)
The Long And Winding Road 1970
("The Long And Winding Road" topped the charts in 1970 and its B-side, "For You Blue," was also a chart hit. Both songs were on the album, "Let It Be," and were also part of the soundtrack for the Beatles' documentary.)
Love Me Do 1964
Matchbox 1964
("Matchbox" was originally written and recorded by Carl Perkins in 1956.)
Nowhere Man 1966
P.S. I Love You 1964
Paperback Writer 1966
Penny Lane 1967
Please Please Me 1964
Rain 1966
("Rain" was the B-side song of "Paperback Writer.")
Revolution 1968
(This song was the flip side of their chart topping "Hey Jude.")
Roll Over Beethoven 1964
("Roll Over Beethoven" previously charted for Chuck Berry (1956) and the Velaires (1961) and later also charted for the Electric Light Orchestra in 1973.)
She Loves You 1964
("She Loves You" also charted for the Beatles in German as "Sie Liebt Dich" in 1964.)
She's A Woman 1964
Slow Down 1964
Something 1969
("Something" later also charted for Shirley Bassey (1970), Booker T. & the MG's (1970), and Johnny Rodriguez (1974).)
Strawberry Fields Forever 1967
Thank You Girl 1964
There's A Place 1964
Ticket To Ride 1965
("Ticket To Ride" later also charted for the Carpenters in 1970.)
Twist And Shout 1964, 1986
("Twist And Shout" was originally recorded by the Top Notes in 1961 and was first charted by the Isley Brothers in 1962. This song later also became an R&B chart hit for Salt-N-Pepa in 1989. The Beatles' version, which first charted in 1964, recharted in 1986 after being featured in a number of movies including "Back To School.")
We Can Work It Out 1966
("We Can Work It Out" was one of many songs that topped the charts for the Beatles. "We Can Work It Out" later also charted for Stevie Wonder in 1971.)
What Goes On 1966
Yellow Submarine 1966
Yes It Is 1965
Yesterday 1965
("Yesterday" later also charted for Ray Charles in 1967.)
You Can't Do That 1964
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