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Remove page and put terry kath

Remove Mitchell and put Roy buchanan

This is a joke

Éric Clapton ??? Rory Gallagher ???

Join mitchell ??

Gilmore

I love joni mitchel but above duane ?lol

Very good.

Nice!

I think some people in the comments are missing the point. Obviously, if you just slapped all these songs together in a playlist or something, it wouldn’t sound like a Beatles album. This is more so imagining a hypothetical universe where the Beatles recorded these songs together, in which case they would sound very different (and probably better tbh). I'm obviously fine with the Beatles' catalog as is, but it's still fun to imagine these "what if" scenarios.

The Beach boys????

Outside of "What is Life", the other Harrison songs could have been Beatle songs, as George introduced them in the studio during the "Get Back" sessions.

Very nice.

A while back I made a 1970 list of my own. John, Paul and George each got 4 songs, Ringo got 2. Side 1 Side 2 ------------------------------ --------------------------------- Instant Karma! It Don't Come Easy Beware of Darkness Another Day Maybe I'm Amazed Let It Down Love Hold On Early 1970 That Would Be Something Every Night All Things Must Pass Apple Scruffs Cold Turkey

Nope, nope, nope, nope. The only record that sounds a bit like The Beatles is McCartney's first solo album, and that's because his voice was the most prominent in The Beatles.

My idea was they would take a year or two away from the group and release solo albums in that period before regrouping. George would have released "All Things Must Pass" as a single album with that concept in mind. Maybe John and Paul would have held back some of their singles for The Beatles' next album.

The whole is less than the sum of its parts

Beatles's ?

Maybe I'm Amazing? lol Yes, he is.

Too many George Harrison songs on one album... Some of you putting even 4 Harrison songs lol, not possible at that moment for him

It’s not really the Beatles, just a compilation of their solo songs. Had they stayed together these songs would have sounded different, or maybe would have been completely different because they influenced each other. This may have been for the better, or for the worse, but we will never know.

I went to Navy Boot Camp in January of 1970, even now when I hear Instant Karma it reminds me of boot camp...............................

Maybe I'm Amazing??!! How about learning the real names of the songs first.

Completely incohesive.

oh woman oh why

I've put a series of CD's together that follow on from the red and blue compilations. I used solo and Beatles singles in chronological order along with Travelling Wilbury singles. So far I'm up to 1993. It's kind of like a Beatles compilation as they songs travel through the years and, if The Beatles had not broken up, could well have been Beatles singles. I'd love to see this released officially.

Thanks for your effort on putting together, I'm not sure what I would had added, except for Ringo's, It Don't Come Easy and maybe My Sweet Lord from George, they both seem to have an Abbey Road vibe to me.

Instant Karma!! ❤

They did release an album in 1970 it was called Let it Be

I knew 33 of them cuz I am not an old fan

Side A 1. Maybe I'm amazed 2. What is life 3. Remember 4. Every night 5. Working class hero 6. Isn't it a pity 7. It don't come easy Side B 1. Wah-Wah 2. Love 3. Junk 4. Another day 5. Look at me 6. All things must pass 7. Mother

If Beatles Released New Album In December 1970, This Is My Opinion Album Title: Four Branches Genre: Rock, Folk Rock, Folk-pop, Soft Rock Side one 1. Mother (Lennon - McCartney) 2. My Sweet Lord (Harrison) 3. That Would Be Something (Lennon-McCartney) 4. Isn't It a Pity (Harrison) 5. What Is Life (Harrison) 6. Junk (Lennon-McCartney) 7. Isolation (Lennon-McCartney) Side two 8. Instant Karma! (Lennon-McCartney) 9. Every Night (Lennon-McCartney) 10. Coochy Coochy (Starkey) 11. Apple Scruffs (Harrison) 12. Maybe I'm Amazed (Lennon-McCartney) 13. Love (Lennon-McCartney) 14. All Things Must Pass (Harrison) Thank You For Watching.

Side A: 1. Instant Karma 2. My Sweet Lord 3. Too Many People 4. Give Peace A Chance 5. It Don't Come Easy 6. All Things Must Pass Side B: 1. Every Night 2. Cold Turkey 3. Photograph 4. Imagine 5. Isn't It A Pity? 6. Monkberry Moon Delight

Maybe a double LP would do justice?! *Don't forget about Back Off Boogaloo !!!

Side B: Cut #1 should be Back Off Boogaloo - So many great tunes to choose from; Also - Old Brown Shoe is questionable (Thats why it was a b side)

The Beatles: Imagine Side A: 1. Imagine 2. My Sweet Lord 3. Another Day 4. Isolation 5. It Don’t Come Easy 6. Maybe I'm Amazed 7. Mother 8. Isn't It A Pity Side B: 9. Gimme Some Truth 10. What Is Life 11. Junk 12. Jealous Guy 13. Art of Dying 14. Teddy Boy 15. All Things Must Pass 16. The Back Seat of My Car

Taking a band picture in a field must be a jinx. The Beatles did it right before they broke up. Led Zeppelin did it right before John Bonham died.

According to this list George Harrison would have dominated 1970.

The backing vocals is the big difference, and John's songs are just not musical.

They should make it

2:27 Yoko Ono singing on a Beatles track? I hope you're joking.

My list: 1963 3: I Saw Her Standing There 2: She Loves You 1: I Want To Hold Your Hand 1964 3: Can’t Buy Me Love 2: I Feel Fine 1: A Hard Days Night 1965 3: Help! 2: In My Life 1: Yesterday 1966 3: Paperback Writer 2: Tomorrow Never Knows 1: Eleanor Rigby 1967 3: Penny Lane 2: Strawberry Fields Forever 1: A Day In The Life 1968 3: Revolution 2: While My Guitar Gently Weeps 1: Hey Jude 1969 3: Come Together 2: Here Comes The Sun 1: Something 1970 3: The Long And Winding Road 2: Get Back 1: Let It Be

Dear Boy must be in. Also would glad to see George's (I love) You (he written it in 1970 but released only on Extra Texture). Both songs sounds true Beatle-esque.

If they had decided to record another album the material would have been different from this one.

A lot of the songs were messed around with during 1969 but never fleshed out. The will was gone, and I think they called it quits at the right time.

Started the 60’s as a 13 year old. Best songs of the 60’s - really - with a couple of exceptions they got this - so wrong - in fact pathetic!,!

1.Isn't it a pity 2.i'd have you any time 3. all things must pass 4. What is life 5. another day 6. maybe i'm amazed 7.junk 8. Back seat of my car 9.Instant Karma 10.gimme some truth 11. cold turkey 12. Oh my love 13. Ringo song In no particular order. All songs written during the Beatles so this would be their most likely next album with some songs subbed out for fresh new material. Could also sub in: Wah Wah, not guilty, circles, let it down, run of the mill for George. Also look at me, teddy boy, every night, remember, jealous guy (child of nature). I remember seeing they wanted 4 songs from john, paul and george and one or two from ringo for the next album

I have my own little CD comprised of their solo work from 1970 AND 1971 - some of which they were working on as a group in 1968 and 1969. e.g Every Night. and Junk. TO me, its a great little self-created CD to put on every now and again, and a further remider of the brilliance that we might have had had they not split up. My own 'solo CD' ends with Backseat of My Car, and starts with Instant Karma.

Those drums on Instant Karma sound like gunfire.

There are better choices.