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EMI was nice enough to send me every reissued Beatles release in 2009 which led to this ultimate playlist of mostly Paul McCartney led tunes.

TrackNameTimeArtistAlbum
1Good Day Sunshine2:09The BeatlesRevolver
2Norwegian Wood2:04The BeatlesRubber Soul
3Eleanor Rigby2:06The BeatlesRevolver
4Love You To2:59The BeatlesRevolver
5Michelle2:42The BeatlesRubber Soul
6When I'm Sixty-Four2:37The BeatlesSgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
7Here Comes The Sun3:05The BeatlesAbbey Road
8Baby You're A Rich Man3:01The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour
9The Fool On The Hill2:59The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour
10Yesterday2:05The BeatlesHelp!
11Dear Prudence3:55The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
12Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da3:08The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
13I Will1:45The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
14While My Guitar Gently Weeps4:45The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
15Martha My Dear2:28The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
16Blackbird2:18The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
17Day Tripper2:49The BeatlesPast Masters, Vol. 2
18We Can Work It Out2:15The BeatlesPast Masters, Vol. 2
19You've Got To Hide Your Love Away2:09The BeatlesHelp!
20Flying2:15The BeatlesMagical Mystery Tour
21Cry Baby Cry3:02The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2]
22Lady Madonna2:17The BeatlesPast Masters, Vol. 2
23You Never Give Me Your Money4:02The BeatlesAbbey Road
24Paperback Writer2:18The BeatlesPast Masters, Vol. 2
25Mother Nature's Son2:48The BeatlesThe Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2]
26Come Together4:19The BeatlesAbbey Road
27Let It Be3:51The BeatlesPast Masters, Vol. 2

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