The Beatles frequently avoided having song titles double as album titles. When you look at the seven instances when they double-dipped, you see a pretty clear hierarchy emerge.

McCartney reveals which Beatles song titles Starr came up with In addition to “A Hard Day’s Night,” Paul McCartney says several Beatles songs found their titles thanks to Ringo Starr.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were responsible for writing the majority of The Beatles' songs, but there was rivalry between them as they both tried to out-do each other ...

A list of the Top 50 Beatles songs. A list of the Top 50 Beatles songs. ... "Get Back" was the original working title of the LP the Beatles planned to make after the White Album split them apart.

The lyrics for Postcards, the first single from the newly released album, contain more than 20 references to song titles from The Beatles; Starr's post-Beatles solo work (Back Off, Boogaloo); and ...

As per the biographers of The Beatles and Paul, the entire melody to 'Yesterday’ came to Paul in a dream at his then-girlfriend Jane Asher’s Wimpole Street home. Upon awakening, Paul hurried to a ...

Although McCartney did not reveal the song’s title, sources say it was a demo recorded during the late 1970s that Lennon’s widow Yoko had sent to the surviving Beatles in the 1990s while they ...

The song refuses to believe in the tedium of its title, ... “In My Life” is the perfect Beatles song for just about any type of fan: It’s short and sweet, like the early, ...

There are few things as blissful, or as hard to pull off, as a happy pop song, free of sentimentality or snark. No rock group is responsible for more such treasures than The Beatles; a number of ...

3. “Ticket to Ride“ She’s got a ticket to ride But she don’t care. In “Ticket to Ride,” The Beatles are left heartbroken after a lover they invited along on tour turns the offer down.