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Archived from the original on 24 July 2015. ^ Sales figure includes ringback tone sales not counted by the IFPI. ^ Sales figure includes 'equivalent track streams'. George Harrison All Things Must Pass 50th Anniversary Gnome Garde Isn’t It A Pity (Take 27) Cosmic Empire Run of the Mill (Take 36) All Things Must Pass 50th Anniversary (Official Trailer) Official Store Sun and Moon Tee E-Commerce Exclusive 3LP. It pairs lyrics inspired by the newspapers and Lennon's own life with McCartney's idea to have classical musicians perform what producer George Martin called an "orchestral orgasm.Best-selling physical singles 15 million physical copies or more Artistġ0–14.9 million copies Artistīest-selling digital singles 15 million digital copies or more Artistġ0–14.99 million copies Artist The ultimate Lennon-McCartney collaboration, "A Day in the Life" wasn't recognized as the band's masterwork until the 80s, after Lennon's death. It represented what producer George Martin calls "the apex of Phase One of the Beatles' development." "I Want to Hold Your Hand" was most American's first exposure to the songwriting magic of Lennon and McCartney, setting off Beatlemania. With this song, Lennon conquered them forever. Lennon once said growing up "was scary because there was nobody to relate to." Strawberry Field the place (a Liverpool children's home near where Lennon grew up) represented those haunting childhood visions. The most covered song in history began as something called "Scrambled Eggs." It also began as a dream. "In My Life," featuring Lennon's most personal lyrics up to the song's release, is one of only a handful of Lennon-McCartney songs where the two strongly disagreed over who wrote what.

McCartney's lyrics for "Hey Jude" were inspired by John and Cynthia Lennon's five-year-old son, Julian - but Lennon first thought McCartney was singing to him about his relationship with Yoko Ono.īefore it became the second-most-covered Beatles song behind "Yesterday," Lennon said this unexpected Harrison track was "the best track on " and McCartney called it "the best song written." A month after its 1970 release, McCartney announced the band had broken up. McCartney channeled Aretha Franklin's soul in "Let It Be," recorded during the peak of the Beatles' troubled times.

Originally intended by Lennon as a campaign song for LSD guru Timothy Leary's campaign for California's governor in 1970, this became the last song all four Beatles cut in the studio together. The lyrics for George Harrison's first truly great Beatles song began as a deliberate accident - and it wasn't until Harrison pulled Eric Clapton in to play guitar that the arrangement was finished. Check out the top 10 songs now, before the issue hits stands: ( Rolling Stone) - In Rolling Stone's new Special Collectors Edition issue, we count down the 100 greatest songs from the greatest band of all time: The Beatles.