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The Beatles: Mostly McCartney

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By Michael Ricci
February 12, 2011
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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.

Track	Name	Time	Artist	Album
1	Good Day Sunshine	2:09	The Beatles	Revolver
2	Norwegian Wood	2:04	The Beatles	Rubber Soul
3	Eleanor Rigby	2:06	The Beatles	Revolver
4	Love You To	2:59	The Beatles	Revolver
5	Michelle	2:42	The Beatles	Rubber Soul
6	When I'm Sixty-Four	2:37	The Beatles	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
7	Here Comes The Sun	3:05	The Beatles	Abbey Road
8	Baby You're A Rich Man	3:01	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour
9	The Fool On The Hill	2:59	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour
10	Yesterday	2:05	The Beatles	Help!
11	Dear Prudence	3:55	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
12	Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da	3:08	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
13	I Will	1:45	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
14	While My Guitar Gently Weeps	4:45	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
15	Martha My Dear	2:28	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
16	Blackbird	2:18	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 1]
17	Day Tripper	2:49	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2
18	We Can Work It Out	2:15	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2
19	You've Got To Hide Your Love Away	2:09	The Beatles	Help!
20	Flying	2:15	The Beatles	Magical Mystery Tour
21	Cry Baby Cry	3:02	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2]
22	Lady Madonna	2:17	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2
23	You Never Give Me Your Money	4:02	The Beatles	Abbey Road
24	Paperback Writer	2:18	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2
25	Mother Nature's Son	2:48	The Beatles	The Beatles (White Album) [Disc 2]
26	Come Together	4:19	The Beatles	Abbey Road
27	Let It Be	3:51	The Beatles	Past Masters, Vol. 2

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