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Mean Mr Mustard

Recorded as one with 'Sun King', 'Mean Mr Mustard' was composed by John Lennon in India in spring 1968, and released more than a year later.
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It's So Hard

Based around a basic 12-bar blues structure, 'It's So Hard' continued the stripped-back approach to music making that Lennon had deployed on John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band and his early solo singles. It was one of the first songs recorded for the Imagine album.
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Live In New York City

The second album of previously-unreleased recordings to be issued after John Lennon's death, Live In New York City was recorded at the One To One fundraiser at Madison Square Garden in August 1972.
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Crackerbox Palace (1976)

Inspired by the Los Angeles home of the late comedian Lord Buckley, whom George Harrison had admired for several years.
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Live In Japan (1992)

A double live album credited to George Harrison with Eric Clapton and Band, Live In Japan was the final new release in Harrison's lifetime.
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Wilbury Twist (1990)

The final song on Traveling Wilburys Vol. 3, and a single released in March 1991.
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Magical Mystery Tour

Released as a six-song double EP in the United Kingdom and an 11-song album in the US and elsewhere, Magical Mystery Tour was the soundtrack to the television film of the same name, which was first broadcast in December 1967.
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"Everything is clearer when you're in love." - John Lennon

Jane Asher

Paul McCartney's girlfriend between 1963 and 1968, Jane Asher was a major influence on his lifestyle and songwriting with The Beatles.
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Jet

The first single to be released from the Band On The Run album, 'Jet' was – like The Beatles' 'Martha My Dear' – named after one of Paul McCartney's pets.
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Off The Ground (1993)

Paul McCartney's ninth solo studio album was recorded in the wake of his extensive 1989-1990 world tour, and saw him record with a band for the first time since Wings' 1979 album Back To The Egg.
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Back To The Egg

Wings' seventh and final studio album contained a selection of mostly up-tempo, hard-rocking songs, recorded with the group's seventh line-up.
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(It's All Down To) Goodnight Vienna (1974)

Written by John Lennon, '(It's All Down To) Goodnight Vienna' was the opening song on Ringo Starr's fourth solo album Goodnight Vienna.
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Ringo Rama (2003)

Ringo Starr's 13th solo studio album features guest appearances from David Gilmour, Eric Clapton, Van Dyke Parks, Willie Nelson, Timothy B Schmit, and Shawn Colvin.
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Both Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr are both left-handed.

The Beatles' 'drop-T' logo

Although never used on their albums during the 1960s, the famous logo that adorned Ringo Starr's bass drum has since endured as The Beatles' official logo. But how did it come about?
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