The Beatles' Solo Careers Poll - Voting and General Discussion Thread

Nice idea niels!

So long as we're on Flaming Pie, I added "Beautiful Night," which is a little cheeseball but was probably my favorite song on that album when it came out.

(what's the etiquette for this kind of thing? any appropriate limit of 'x tracks per person per album' or whatever? i could sit and add fifty tracks in the next twenty minutes but don't want to blot out the community vibe!)

I was thinking of going through the thread to add all tracks mentioned

I think maybe add tracks you're thinking about voting for, stuff you want to highlight?

I watched the doc about the making of Flaming Pie and Beautiful Night really bangs still, and Macca is massively cheesy.

Great mix of Macca solo stuff here: https://www.nts.live/shows/radio-jiro/episodes/radio-jiro-30th-april-2018

Never heard Goodnight Tonight before - absolutely love it

Beautiful Night is a great composition but the Flaming Pie version really sings, above the older demo, with the presence of Ringo on drums and backing vocals. Always a pleasure.

Speaking of Ringo... what're the great tracks there? As a teenager, I read in some record guide (or maybe a Beatles collectibles price guide - my mom dealt antiques) that his first couple solo albums were surprisingly consistent, enjoyable country-western exercises .... but I swear all I've ever seen in the bins are endless copies of Stop And Smell The Roses, Ringo's Rotogravure, Goodnight Vienna, and the hideous Blast From Your Past comp. I've owned the latter two and there's some pleasant, genially inessential but friendly and warm material, kinda basically what I would have wanted out of Ringo post-Beatles. "It Don't Come Easy" is a killer George single. His cover of Roger Miller's "Husbands and Wives" is nice, as is the similarly hangdog "Beaucoups of Blues.". His "You're Sixteen" is a great rendition, shame the song is so gross, but it's probably the best any of them did with that early 70s wave of sock-hop throwbacks. The blowsier "I've partied my voice off with Keith Moon" material ("Goodnight Vienna," "I'm The Greatest," "Back off Boogaloo") makes me smile even if it kinda feels like you had to be there. And " No No Song" - sorry, Alfred! - is a totally charming, stupid Hoyt Axton novelty... like it comes into focus that the millions buying Ringo 45s likely overlapped a great deal with the fans of Jim Stafford, Ray Stevens, and Jimmy Buffett. I like that as a fate for an ex-Beatle, just another humorous AM radio act. Plus Nilsson's lightness on the "ay, ay ay" stuff is a nice vocal foil for our boy.

OK, and "Wrack My Brain" does get in my head sometimes, but oh mannn it's lousy.

Also mannnn the credits on Ringo albums are just a maze of appearances by the other Beatles, songs they wrote for him, songs they wrote *and* recorded for him... seems like despite all the acrimony everybody liked Ringo and vice versa. You almost get the sense from Wikipedia that if legal/drug issues hadn't kept Paul out of the US when the self-titled album was being recorded, that you might have actually gotten a song with all four of them. Macca plays the fucking kazoo on "You're Sixteen" - the only time he and Nilsson were on the same track, I think. (Are Nilsson and Klaus Voormann the only person to have appeared on songs with all four solo Beatles?)

Ram would def win over Plastic Ono Band.

Yoko Ono tracks that John plays on

by 1968 Yoko Ono was as much a part of the band as any of them. in fact by playing with Ringo and John on her tracks, her material ironically has more Beatles playing on it than were on Beatles songs by this time. the last 2 years had everybody do solo stuff. after Abbey Road George was free to work on his own material for once and produce an amazing album. Paul took a vacay on a farm w his fam and made a stoned 4 track diy record. the other half of the Beatles had already started a noise band and were playing for a good year before the Beatles official broke up.

before Abbey Road was even out they had put together a krautrock band focusing on drone rock minimalism and catharsis with "Cold Turkey" and "Don't Worry Kyoko" (the latter possibly the punkest thing the Beatles ever did). working on this music was Yoko, John, Ringo, Klaus Voorman (German art student/designer of Revolver/bassist), and at one point Alan White, who was the session musician originally brought in to replace Ringo for their very first single ever "Love Me Do". Ringo ended up replacing him, in a weird twist of fate.

http://images.45cat.com/john-lennon-plastic-ono-band-cold-turkey-apple-2.jpg

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0cR-6usPnNI

i absolutely adore the "Give Peace a Chance" b-side "Remember Love". this should have been on the White Album.

"You and Me (Babe)" is my favorite song on Ringo. Great George Harrison composition.

(Are Nilsson and Klaus Voormann the only person to have appeared on songs with all four solo Beatles?)

Bobby Keys maybe, if he also played on "You're Sixteen", because that would have been his one shot w/Paul.

Checking the credits on my Ringo best of, and apparently Keys is not on "You're Sixteen".

He probably is on A Toot and A Snore w/John & Paul, but that's a boot.

and at one point Alan White, who was the session musician originally brought in to replace Ringo for their very first single ever "Love Me Do". Ringo ended up replacing him, in a weird twist of fate.

They were actually different Andy Whites!

Andy White (Yes drummer)

Andy White (drummer)

Was gonna say, yes.

Are Nilsson and Klaus Voormann the only person to have appeared on songs with all four solo Beatles?

there are some great tracks on Stop And Smell The Roses (which seems to have recently been removed from spotify? Old Wave is not on there either). I really like this Stephen Stills song, the laid-back, blissed out vibe reminds me a bit of Gone Troppo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NAL-RPMD7wI

I have only just "discovered" "The Other Me" on "Pipes of Peace" (I was never really interested in Macca's 80s albums...).
I love its smooth synth mood and the melody is great (also the lyrics are nice and not silly for a 40yo man).

That version of Stop and Smell the Roses that was on Spotify sounded horrible!

Here's a list of all the eligible John Lennon tracks. I'll try to do this for the others as well, and then compile them all into a master list.

JOHN LENNON

Solo and with Yoko Ono

non-album singles

Give Peace a Chance
Cold Turkey
Instant Karma
Power to the People
Open Your Box
Remember Love
Who Has Seen the Wind?
Happy Xmas (War is Over)
Listen, the Snow Is Falling
Walking on Thin Ice

Unfinished Music No. 1: Two Virgins
Two Virgins No. 1
Together
Two Virgins No. 2
Two Virgins No. 3
Two Virgins No. 4
Two Virgins No. 5
Two Virgins No. 6
Hushabye Hushabye
Two Virgins No. 7
Two Virgins No. 8
Two Virgins No. 9
Two Virgins No. 10

Unfinished Music No. 2: Life with the Lions
Cambridge 1969
No Bed for Beatle John
Baby's Heartbeat
Two Minutes Silence
Radio Play
Song for John
Mulberry

Wedding Album
John & Yoko
Amsterdam

John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band
Mother
Hold On
I Found Out
Working Class Hero
Isolation
Remember
Love
Well Well Well
Look at Me
God
My Mummy's Dead

Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band
Why
Why Not
Greenfield Morning I Pushed an Empty Baby Carriage All Over the City
AOS
Touch Me
Paper Shoes

Imagine
Imagine
Crippled Inside
Jealous Guy
It's So Hard
I Don't Want to be a Soldier
Give Me Some Truth
Oh My Love
How Do You Sleep?
How?
Oh Yoko!

Fly - Yoko Ono (producer, guitar, piano, organ)
Midsummer New York
Mind Train
Mind Holes
Don't Worry, Kyoko (Mummy's Only Looking for Her Hand in the Snow)
Mrs. Lennon
Hirake (previously released as "Open Your Box")
Toilet Piece/Unknown
O'Wind (Body Is the Scar of Your Mind)
Airmale
Don't Count the Waves
You
Fly
Telephone Piece

Some Time in New York City
Woman Is the Nigger of the World
Sisters, O Sisters
Attica State
Born in a Prison
New York City
Sunday Bloody Sunday
The Luck of the Irish
John Sinclair
Angela
We're All Water
Cold Turkey
Don't Worry Kyoko
Well (Baby Please Don't Go)
Jamrag
Scumbag
Aü

Mind Games
Mind Games
Tight A$
Aisumasen (I'm Sorry)
One Day (At a Time)
Bring on the Lucie (Freda Peeple)
Nutopian International Anthem
Intuition
Out the Blue
Only People
I Know (I Know)
You Are Here
Meat City

Approximately Infinite Universe - Yoko Ono
Yang Yang
Death of Samantha
I Want My Love to Rest Tonight
What Did I Do!
Have You Seen a Horizon Lately?
Approximately Infinite Universe
Peter the Dealer
Song for John
Catman (The Rosies Are Coming)
What a Bastard the World Is
Waiting for the Sunrise
I Felt Like Smashing My Face in a Clear Glass Window
Winter Song
Kite Song
What a Mess
Shiranakatta (I Didn't Know)
Air Talk
I Have a Woman Inside My Soul
Move on Fast
Now or Never
Is Winter Here to Stay?
Looking Over from My Hotel Window

Walls and Bridges
Going Down on Love
Whatever Gets You thru the Night
Old Dirt Road
What You Got
Bless You
Scared
#9 Dream
Surprise, Surprise (Sweet Bird of Paradox)
Steel and Glass
Beef Jerky
Nobody Loves You (When You're Down and Out)
Ya Ya

Rock 'n' Roll
Be-Bop-A-Lula
Stand by Me
Medley: Rip It Up/Ready Teddy
You Can't Catch Me
Ain't That a Shame
Do You Wanna Dance?
Sweet Little Sixteen
Slippin' and Slidin'
Peggy Sue
Medley: Bring It On Home to Me/Send Me Some Lovin'
Bony Moronie
Just Because
Angel Baby
To Know Her Is to Love Her
Since My Baby Left Me
Just Because (Reprise)

Double Fantasy
(Just Like) Starting Over
Kiss Kiss Kiss
Cleanup Time
Give Me Something
I'm Losing You
I'm Moving On
Beautiful Boy (Darling Boy)
Watching the Wheels
Yes, I'm Your Angel
Woman
Beautiful Boys
Dear Yoko
Every Man Has a Woman Who Loves Him
Hard Times Are Over

Milk & Honey
I'm Stepping Out
I Don't Wanna Face It
Nobody Told Me
Borrowed Time
(Forgive Me) My Little Flower Princess
Grow Old With Me

Other artists

We Love You - The Rolling Stones (backing vocals and handclaps)
Do the Oz - Bill Elliot and the Elastic Oz Band (vocals)
I'm The Greatest - Ringo Starr (piano and harmony vocals)
She Hits Back - Yoko Ono (producer, guitar)
Woman Power - Yoko Ono (producer, guitar)
Too Many Cooks (Spoil the Soup) - Mick Jagger (producer)
The Bitch is Back - Elton John (tambourine)
Goodnight Vienna - Ringo Starr (vocals/piano)
All By Myself - Ringo Starr (guitar)
Only You (and You Alone) - Ringo Starr (guitar)
Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds - Elton John (guitar, backing vocals)
Across the Universe - David Bowie (vocals, guitar, backing vocals)
Fame - David Bowie (vocals, guitar, backing vocals)
Cookin (in the Kitchen of Love) - Ringo Starr (piano)
John Lennon for President - David Peel and the Lower East Side (producer)
I'm Losing You - Cheap Trick (vocals)

The Pope Smokes Dope - David Peel and the Lower East Side (producer)
I'm a Runaway
Everybody's Smoking Marijuana
F Is Not a Dirty Word
The Hippie from New York City
McDonald's Farm
The Ballad of New York City
The Ballad of Bob Dylan
The Chicago Conspiracy
The Hip Generation
I'm Gonna Start Another Riot
The Birth Control Blues
The Pope Smokes Dope
Amerika

Elephant's Memory - Elephants Memory (producer, guitar, backing vocals)
Liberation Special
Baddest Of The Mean
Crying Blacksheep Blues
Chuck'N Bo
Gypsy Wolf
Madness
Life
Wind Ridge
Power Boogie
Local Plastic Ono Band

Pussy Cats - Harry Nilsson (producer)
Many Rivers to Cross
Subterranean Homesick Blues
Don't Forget Me
All My Life
Old Forgotten Soldier
Save the Last Dance for Me
Mucho Mungo/Mt. Elga
Loop De Loop
Black Sails
Rock Around the Clock
Down by the Sea
The Flying Saucer Song
Turn Out the Light
Save the Last Dance for Me

cool, that's my ballot right there, thanks ;)

I listened to Traveling Wilburys vol 1 for the first time this morning! Kinda bleh on the whole but I liked a couple of them! The handing off of vocals on “handle with care” is kinda silly but by my second listen I was still singing along

yeah "Handle With Care" is great

"End of the Line," "Heading for the Light," "Dirty World."

oh duh I was thinking of "End Of The Line" but I like a lot of those tracks, hadn't listened since the 80's/90's but when Petty died we revisited them

Just remembered this clip of George singing one of the vol 3 songs solo - http://youtu.be/c3VNoinFtR0

Dirty World is hilarious

RED BELL PEPPERS

Is there a list of all eligible tracks? I see Outic posted Lennon’s but I need one for each Beatle to make my final list and not fuck up the format.

Mccartney might be the one with the overall most interesting solo work.

Are Nilsson and Klaus Voormann the only person to have appeared on songs with all four solo Beatles?

Keith Moon (as "Keif Spoon") is on Some Time In New York City, and he and Ringo are pretty smashed on a couple of Two Sides Of The Moon tracks (none of which I can justify shoehorning into my ballot). He was supposed to play on Paul's "Rockestra Theme," but died a month before the session (Kenney Jones took his place).

Any excuse to listen to Flowers in the Dirt again... as if I need one, though. One of McCartney's best.

Here's a list of all the eligible John Lennon tracks. I'll try to do this for the others as well, and then compile them all into a master list.

I'm going through Harrison's now - his is pretty difficult, lots of sideman appearances, one-off singles, etc.

you better include his contribution to Belinda Carlisle's "Leave a Light On."

take this, for example, which I had never heard of before today. George is all over this album, they were signed to his label etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=89onN05WG1s

shout out to Lennon's demo of "I'm the Greatest" for Ringo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FaKrBsCkGRE

Some of McCartney's tracks from The Family Way are kind of cool:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d84w9x0FNgo

Good luck with posting a list of everything McCartney's worked on post-Beatles, btw. I don't think he's ever taken much of a break in 50+ years.

GEORGE HARRISON

Solo

Wonderwall Music
Microbes
Red Lady Too
Tabla and Pakavaj
In the Park
Drilling a Home
Guru Vandana
Greasy Legs
Ski-ing
Gat Kirwani
Dream Scene
Party Seacombe
Love Scene
Crying
Cowboy Music
Fantasy Sequins
On the Bed
Glass Box
Wonderwall to Be Here
Singing Om

Electronic Sound
Under the Mersey Wall
No Time or Space

All Things Must Pas
I'd Have You Anytime
My Sweet Lord
Wah-Wah
Isn't It a Pity (Version One)
What Is Life
If Not for You
Behind That Locked Door
Let It Down
Run of the Mill
Beware of Darkness
Apple Scruffs
Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp (Let It Roll)
Awaiting on You All
All Things Must Pass
I Dig Love
Art of Dying
Isn't It a Pity (Version Two)
Hear Me Lord
Out of the Blue
It's Johnny's Birthday
Plug Me In
I Remember Jeep
Thanks for the Pepperoni
I Live for You

Living in the Material World
Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
Sue Me, Sue You Blues
The Light That Has Lighted the World
Don't Let Me Wait Too Long
Who Can See It
Living in the Material World
The Lord Loves the One (That Loves the Lord)
Be Here Now
Try Some, Buy Some
The Day the World Gets 'Round
That Is All
Deep Blue
Miss O'Dell

Dark Horse
Hari's on Tour (Express)
Simply Shady
So Sad
Bye Bye, Love
Māya Love
Ding Dong, Ding Dong
Dark Horse
Far East Man
It Is 'He' (Jai Sri Krishna)
I Don't Care Anymore

Extra Texture (Read All About It
You
The Answer's at the End
This Guitar (Can't Keep from Crying)
Ooh Baby (You Know That I Love You)
World of Stone
A Bit More of You
Can't Stop Thinking About You
Tired of Midnight Blue
Grey Cloudy Lies
His Name Is Legs (Ladies and Gentlemen)

Thirty Three & 1/3
Woman Don't You Cry for Me
Dear One
Beautiful Girl
This Song
See Yourself
It's What You Value
True Love
Pure Smokey
Crackerbox Palace
Learning How to Love You
Tears of the World

George Harrison
Love Comes to Everyone
Not Guilty
Here Comes the Moon
Soft-Hearted Hana
Blow Away
Faster
Dark Sweet Lady
Your Love Is Forever
Soft Touch
If You Believe

Somewhere in England
Blood from a Clone
Unconsciousness Rules
Life Itself
All Those Years Ago
Baltimore Oriole
Teardrops
That Which I Have Lost
Writing's on the Wall
Hong Kong Blues
Save the World

Gone Troppo
Wake Up My Love
That's the Way It Goes
I Really Love You
Greece
Gone Troppo
Mystical One
Unknown Delight
Baby Don't Run Away
Dream Away
Circles

Cloud Nine
Cloud 9
That's What It Takes
Fish on the Sand
Just for Today
This Is Love
When We Was Fab
Devil's Radio
Someplace Else
Wreck of the Hesperus
Breath Away from Heaven
Got My Mind Set on You
Shanghai Surprise
Zig Zag

Brainwashed
Any Road
P2 Vatican Blues (Last Saturday Night)
Pisces Fish
Looking for My Life
Rising Sun
Marwa Blues
Stuck Inside a Cloud
Run So Far
Never Get Over You
Between the Devil and the Deep Blue Sea
Rocking Chair in Hawaii
Brainwashed

Non-album singles
Bangla Desh
I Don't Want to Do It
Cheer Down
Shanghai Surprise
Poor Little Girl
Ride Rajbun
Mo

with other artists
In the First Place - the Remo Four (backing vocals, producer)
Carolina On My Mind - James Taylor (backing vocals)
Badge - Cream (guitar)
Hare Krishna Mantra - Radha Krishna Temple (guitars, harmonium and bass, producer)
Never Tell Your Mother She's Out of Tune - Jack Bruce (guitar)
All That I've Got (I'm Gonna Give It To You) - Billy Preston (guitar, producer)
Instant Karma - Plastic Ono Band (guitars, backing vocals)
How the Web Was Woven - Jackie Lomax (producer)
Govinda - Radha Krishna Temple (guitars, harmonium, bass, producer)
Roll It Over - Derek and the Dominos (slide guitar)
I'm Your Spiritual Breadman - Ashton, Gardner & Dyke (guitar)
Went to See the Gypsy - Bob Dylan (guitar)
Sign on the Window - Bob Dylan (guitar)
If Not For You - Bob Dylan (guitar, demo version)
It Don't Come Easy - Ringo Starr (guitar, producer)
Early 1970 - Ringo Starr (slide guitar, piano, acoustic guitar, dobro and bass)
Try Some, Buy Some - Ronnie Spector (guitars, producer)
Tandoori Chicken - Ronnie Spector (guitars, producer)
How Do You Sleep? - John Lennon (guitar)
Gimme Some Truth - John Lennon (guitar)
I Don't Want to Be a Soldier - John Lennon (guitar)
I Wrote a Simple Song - Billy Preston (dobro)
Day After Day - Badfinger (guitar, co-producer)
I'd Die, Baby - Badfinger (guitars, co-producer)
Suitcase - Badfinger (co-producer)
Name of the Game - Badfinger (co-producer)
The Holdup - David Bromberg (guitar)
Sweet Music - Lon and Derrek Van Eaton (producer)
Back Off Boogaloo - Ringo Starr (guitars, producer)
Where There's a Will - Bobby Whitlock (guitar)
A Day Without Jesus - Bobby Whitlock (guitar)
Back in My Life Again - Bobby Whitlock (guitar)
Cold Turkey - John Lennon/Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band (guitar - Some Time in New York City live version)
Don't Worry Kyoko - John Lennon/Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band (guitar - Some Time in New York City live version)
You're Breakin' My Heart - Harry Nilsson (guitar)
Goodbye Sunday - Gary Wright (guitar)
Basketball Jones - Cheech & Chong (guitar)
Photograph - Ringo Starr (guitars, backing vocals)
I'm the Greatest - Ringo Starr (guitars, backing vocals)
Sunshine Life for Me - Ringo Starr (guitars, backing vocals)
You and Me Babe - Ringo Starr (guitars, backing vocals)
Down and Out - Ringo Starr (guitars, co-producer)
I Need You - Don Nix (guitar)
If You've Got Love - Dave Mason (guitar)
So Sad (No Love of His Own) - Alvin Lee and Mylon LeFevre (guitar, dobro, bass, vocal)
Daybreak - Harry Nilsson (percussion)
Far East Man - Ronnie Wood (guitar, backing vocals)
That's Life - Billy Preston (guitar)
Make Love Not War - Peter Skellern (guitar)
The Lumberjack Song - Monty Python (producer)
Appolonia (Foxtrata) - Tom Scott (guitar)
Direct Me - Larry Hosford (dobro)
Wishing I Could - Larry Hosford (backing vocals)
Round and Round - Splinter (guitars)
Motions of Love - Splinter (guitars)
The Last Time - Hall and Oates (guitar)
Always Look on the Bright Side of Life - Monty Python (backing vocal, mixing)
Walk a Thin Line - Mick Fleetwood (guitars)
Mineral Man - Gary Brooker (guitar)
Focus of Attention - Jimmy Helms (guitar)
Celebration - Jimmy Helms (guitar)
Exchange and Mart - Blind Faith (guitar)
Talk Don't Bother Me - Alvin Lee (guitar)
Children of the Sky - Mike Batt (guitar, backing vocals)
The Trembler - Duane Eddy (guitar, producer)
Theme for Something Really Important - Duane Eddy (guitar, producer)
Tana Mana - the Ravi Shankar Project (vocals)
Friar Park - the Ravi Shankar Project (autoharp, synthesizer)
Love's a State of Mind - Sylvia Griffin (guitar)
(I Don't Wanna) Hold Back - Gary Wright (guitar)
A Love So Beautiful - Roy Orbison (guitar)
I Won't Back Down - Tom Petty (guitar, backing vocals)
Oh Lord, Why Lord - Jim Capaldi (guitar)
Leave a Light On - Belinda Carlisle (guitar)
Deep Deep Ocean - Belinda Carlisle (guitar, bass)
Run So Far - Eric Clapton (guitar, backing vocals)
Lu Le La - Vicki Brown (guitar)
That Kind of Woman - Gary Moore (guitar)
While My Guitar Gently Weeps - Jeff Healey Band (guitar, backing vocals)
Take Away the Sadness - Jim Horn (guitar)
Every Little Thing - Jeff Lynne (guitar, backing vocals)
Lift Me Up - Jeff Lynne (guitar, backing vocals)
September Song - Jeff Lynne (guitar, backing vocals)
Stormy Weather - Jeff Lynne (guitar, backing vocals)
Homeward Bound - Paul SImon (guitar, vocals, 1990 version)
Under the Red Sky - Bob Dylan (guitar)
Hot Love - Del Shannon (backing vocals)
Real Love - Jimmy Nail (guitar)
Real Life Blues - Alvin Lee (guitar)
The Bluest Blues - Alvin Lee (guitar)
This Guitar (Can't Keep From Crying) - Platinum Weird (vocals, guitar)
I Want You (She's So Heavy) - Alvin Lee (guitar)
Don't Try to Own Me - Gary Wright (backing vocals)
Distance Makes no Difference with Love - Carl Perkins (guitar,s piano, synthesizer, bass, backing vocals, producer)
King of Broken Hearts - Ringo Starr (guitar)
I'll Be Fine Anywhere - Ringo Starr (guitar)
Punchdrunk - Rubyhorse (guitar)
A Long Time Gone - ELO (guitar)
All She Wanted - ELO (guitar)
Anna Julia - Jim Capaldi (guitar)
Horse to the Water - Jools Holland's Rhythm and Blues Orchestra (vocals)

Is This What You Want? - Jackie Lomax (guitars, producer)
Speak To Me
Is This What You Want?
How Can You Say Goodbye
Sunset
Sour Milk Sea
Fall Inside Your Eyes
Little Yellow Pills
Take My Word
The Eagle Laughs At You
Baby You're A Lover
You've Got Me Thinking
I Just Don't Know

Leon Russell - Leon Russell (electric guitar)
A Song For You
Dixie Lullaby
I Put A Spell On You
Shoot Out On The Plantation
Hummingbird
Delta Lady
Prince Of Peace
Old Masters
Give Peace A Chance
Hurtsome Body
Pisces Apple Lady
Roll Away The Stone

Doris Troy - Doris Troy (guitar, co-producer)
Ain't That Cute
Special Care
Give Me Back My Dynamite
You Tore Me Up Inside
Games People Play
Gonna Get My Baby Back
I've Got To Be Strong
Hurry
So Far
Exactly Like You
You Give Me Joy Joy
Don't Call Me No More
Jacob's Ladder

That's the Way God Planned It - Billy Preston (guitars, moog, sitar, producer)
Do What You Want
I Want To Thank You
Everything's Alright
She Belongs To Me
It Doesn't Matter
Morning Star
Hey Brother
What About You
Let Us All Get Together Right Now
This Is It
Keep It To Yourself
That's The Way God Planned It

Encouraging Words - Billy Preston (guitars, moog, sitar, backing vocals, co-producer)
Right Now
Little Girl
Use What You've Got
My Sweet Lord
Let The Music Play
The Same Thing Again
I've Got A Feeling
Sing One For The Lord
When You Are Mine
I Don't Want You To Pretend
Encouraging Words
All Things Must Pass
You've Been Acting Strange

The Concert for Bangladesh
Introduction
Bangla Dhun
Wah-Wah
My Sweet Lord
Awaiting On You All
That's The Way God Planned It
It Don't Come Easy
Beware Of Darkness
While My Guitar Gently Weeps
Medley:Jumping Jack Flash/Youngblood
Here Comes The Sun
A Hard Rain's Gonna Fall
It Takes A Lot To Laugh/It Takes A Train to Cry
Blowin' In The Wind
Mr. Tambourine Man
Just Like A Woman
ESomething
Bangla Desh

The Radha Krsna Temple - Radha Krishna Temple (London) (guitars, harmonium, bass, percussion, producer)
Govinda
Sri Gurvastakam
Bhaja Bhakata/Arati
Hare Krsna Mantra
Sri Isopanisad
Bhaja Hunre Mana
Govinda Jai Jai

Joi Bangla EP - Ravi Shankar (producer)
Joi Bangla
Oh Bhaugowan
Raga Mishra-Jhinjhoti

Footprint - Gary Wright (guitar, dobro)
Give Me The Good Earth
Two Faced Man
Love To Survive
Whether It's Right Or Wrong
Stand For Our Rights
Fascinating Things
Forgotten
If You Treat Someone Right

Raga (soundtrack) - Ravi Shankar (producer)
Dawn To Dusk
Vedic Hymns
Baba Teaching
Birth To Death
Vinus House
Gurur Bramha
United Nations
Raga Parameshwari
Rangeswhari
Banaras Ghat
Bombay Studio
Kinnara School
Frenzy And Distortion
Raga Desh

Bobby Keys - Bobby Keys (guitar)
Steal From A King
Smokefoot
Bootleg
Altar Rock
Key West
Command Performance
Crispy Duck
Sand & Foam

In Concert 1972 - Ravi Shankar and Ali Akbar Khan (co-producer)
Raga - Hem Bihag
Raga - Manj Khamaj (Part I)
Raga - Manj Khamaj (Part II)
Raga - Sindhi Bhairavi

The Tin Man Was a Dreamer - Nicky Hopkins (guitar)
Sundown In Mexico
Waiting For The Band
Edward
Dolly
Speed On
The Dreamer
Banana Anna
Lawyer's Lament
Shout It Out
Pig's Boogie

The Place I Love - Splinter (guitars, dobro, bass, harmonium, moog, producer)
Gravy Train
Drink All Day (Got To Find Your Own Way Home)
China Light
Somebody's City
Costafine Town
The Place I Love
Situation Vacant
Elly May
Haven't Got Time

Shankar Family & Friends - Ravi Shankar
I Am Missing You
Kahān Gayelavā Shyām Saloné
Supané Mé Āyé Preetam Sainyā
I Am Missing You (Reprise)
Jaya Jagadish Haré
Overture
Festivity & Joy
Love-Dance Ecstasy
Lust (Rāga Chandrakauns)
Dispute & Violence
Disillusionment & Frustration
Despair & Sorrow (Rāga Marwā)
Awakening
Peace & Hope (Rāga Bhatiyār)

Ravi Shankar's Music Festival From India - Ravi Shankar
Vandanna
Dhamar
Tarana
Chaturang
Raga Jait
Kajri
Bhajan
Nanderdani
Dehati

Stop and Smell the Roses - Ringo Starr (guitars, backing vocal, producer)
Private Property
Wrack My Brain
Drumming Is My Madness
Attention
Stop And Take The Time To Smell The Roses
Dead Giveaway
You Belong To Me
Sure To Fall
Nice Way
Back Off Boogaloo

Travelling Wilburys Vol.1 - Travelling Wilburys (guitars, vocal, producer)
Handle With Care
Dirty World
Rattled
Last Night
Not Alone Any More
Congratulations
Heading For The Light
Margarita
Tweeter And The Monkey Man
End Of The Line

Travelling Wilburys Vol.3 - Travelling Wilburys (guitars, vocal, producer)
She's My Baby
Inside Out
If You Belonged To Me
The Devil's Been Busy
Deadly Sins
Poor House
Where Were You Last Night?
Cool Dry Place
New Blue Moon
You Took My Breath Away
Wilbury Twist

Chants of India - Ravi Shankar
Vandanaa Trayee
Omkaaraaya Namaha
Vedic Chanting
Asato Maa
Sahanaa Vavatu
Poornamadah
Gaayatri
Mahaa Mrityunjaya
Veenaa-Murali
Geetaa
Mangalam
Hari Om
Svara Mantra
Vedic Chanting
Prabhujee
Sarve Shaam

lol whoops i thought Crackerbox Palace was on Dark Horse. that's probably my favorite solo George track

damn, you're putting in some work shakey!

hero

The lists gave me a wah-wah!

Good work, Shakey! There's quite a few things in the Harrison list that I haven't yet heard...

McCartney'll be the hardest: solo, plus Wings, Paul McCartney & Wings, Paul & Linda McCartney, The Fireman, Percy "Thrills" Thrillington, his classical stuff, and the number of guest appearances and one-offs and other pseudonyms.

Urban Spaceman at no. 1, obviously

The John list missed "Walking on thin ice"

Oh fuck, I forgot that he'd produced that Bonzo's track! Obviously, there's the stuff with Mary Hopkin and Badfinger etc.

xp no it didn't, it's 10th from the beginning of the list

I almost want to redo my already sent ballot...

Xpost so it is. OK, "It happened" the b-side

As much as I'm tempted to submit a ballot of my 100 favourite McCartney songs, I'd only be lying to myself if I didn't vote for my favourite Lennon and Harrison tracks. I couldn't not vote for 'Cold Turkey', for example.