The Beatles were active between 1960 and 1970, releasing 213 songs in their official catalogue. But John Lennon did not feature on all of them ...

The tune was also a full spectrum moment for The Beatles. They penned short and sweet love songs as a nascent band. By the time they closed up shop, their tunes of love had turned more lustful ...

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 ...

The Beatles' 'final' song, 'Now and Then,' created from a late 1970s John Lennon demo, is not a Fab Four classic. But it's still nice to have.

Here, then, are the 10 best forgotten Beatles songs. 1. ... Off of Please Please Me, “Misery” is classic early-Beatles, full of sing-along harmonies and a bouncy assonance.

The Abbey Road opening track topped both the U.S. and the U.K. list of most streamed Beatles tracks, as well as the global list, based on streams accumulated over December 24th and 25th.

No. 6. "No Reply" From: Beatles For Sale (1964) "No Reply" was more than an inventive song with no chorus as such. It's one of the earliest Beatles songs with a complete story.

But one thing is certain: No one has more songs on the list than the Beatles. With 23 songs, the British band has more songs listed than any other group or solo artist.