I’d like one too, Big Daddy! My car’s glove box is full of the separate albums they did. It’s hard to name a favorite, but RUBBER SOUL is probably the one I played the most. It came out after HS graduation, and I was working and living on my own for the first time.
They were all good. Even Ringo. But, in my opinion, of all the post Beatle solo works George’s ‘ALL THINGS MUST PASS’ album is the best of any of them.
kingdiamond69 over 4 years ago
I agree George is my favorite Beatle.
amethyst52 Premium Member over 4 years ago
I loved George! :’(
pathamil over 4 years ago
Crackerbox Palace!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ac34Khe-fc
Ed The Red Premium Member over 4 years ago
Paul is brilliant. John was brilliant but odd. George was competent. Ringo is the luckiest man on the face of the Earth.
summerdog over 4 years ago
I’d like one too, Big Daddy! My car’s glove box is full of the separate albums they did. It’s hard to name a favorite, but RUBBER SOUL is probably the one I played the most. It came out after HS graduation, and I was working and living on my own for the first time.
John Falstaff over 4 years ago
“OK, boomers!” (he says, listening to Country Joe and the Fish) (yes, really)
tcar-1 over 4 years ago
They were all good. Even Ringo. But, in my opinion, of all the post Beatle solo works George’s ‘ALL THINGS MUST PASS’ album is the best of any of them.