«The Beatles» is undoubtedly one of the most influential rock bands in all of history, so we have decided to make a list of their best songs that we are sure you will love.
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10. Strawberry fields forever
This musical theme was created by Lennon (but credited by the Lennon-McCartney duo) due to the memory he had as a child when he had fun in the field of a children’s home.
9. Twist & Shout
Despite not being an original song by “Los 4 de Liverpool”, this song is one of the most important of the band. Its original title is Shake It Up, Baby but in its recording it was called The Top Notes.
8. I want to hold your hand
“I Want to Hold Your Hand” was the first of all Lennon/McCartney compositions to become a hit in the United States.
7. A day in the life
The length of “A day in the life” is 5:30 and it’s all parts of the band’s songwriters who wrote separately. The BBC banned it for thinking that drugs were being referred to in one of its lines.
6. Here comes the sun
This musical theme was not written by the duo but by George Harrison for “Abbey Road”, an album released in 1969. It is one of the most successful for both the band and the composer.
5.Something
It was also created by George Harrison for the same album as the aforementioned song. It has been covered by different artists such as Elvis Presley, Frank Sinatra, Ana Gabriel, Julio Iglesias and many more.
4.Help!
Another of the musical themes that is credited to the duo Lennon and McCartney. This song bears the name of the album as well as being the main theme of the eponymous film.
3. Let it Be
“Let it Be” not only generated quite a stir in the UK but also in the US and other major charts worldwide. Due to its movement, it has been able to climb to position 179 of the Thousand Best Songs of All Time from a famous magazine.
2.Yesterday
1600 interpretations is what “Yesterday” has had since it was published. It is written solely by McCartney (and is not credited to the duet).
On June 28, 2019, the film with the same name will be released, which talks about a man who suffers an accident and finds out that the world does not know the band, so he will take their successes to become a world star.
1.Hey Jude
It was released in 1968 and since that day it has not stopped ringing in the minds of those who heard it for the first time. It was written by McCartney in the form of comforting Lennon’s son after his parents separated from him.