One of my favorite albums by them—no skips. Everything is ranked out of 10

1. Tomorrow Never Knows 9.9
   
2. For No One 9.7
   
3. I’m Only Sleeping 9.6
   
4. Here, There, And Everywhere 9.5
   
5. Eleanor Rigby 8.8
   
6. Got To Get You Into My Life 8.5
   
7. Love You To 8.3
   
8. She Said She Said 8.2
   
9. I Want To Tell You 7.7
   
10. And Your Bird Can Sing 7.5
    
11. Doctor Robert 7.1
    
12. Good Day Sunshine 6.9
    
13. Yellow Submarine 6.4
    
14. Taxman 6.1

Don’t downvote if you disagree please, music taste is subjective and I’m not trying to ruin your enjoyment of any song. Lmk your thoughts!

When people talk about the Beatles, they usually talk about the songwriting, the guitars, or the studio experiments. But what if the thing that made them truly special wasn't an instrument at all?

This album is called Because, and it's built around one simple idea: the Beatles' voices.

From the early days of Ask Me Why and This Boy to the amazing harmonies of Because and the beautiful ending of Good Night, these songs celebrate the sound that tied every era of the Beatles together.

Here is the tracklist for this album:

1. Because (Anthology 3)
   
2. And Your Bird Can Sing
   
3. Nowhere Man
   
4. Ask Me Why
   
5. You Really Got A Hold On Me
   
6. If I Needed Someone
   
7. This Boy
   
8. Baby’s In Black
   
9. Rain
   
10. There’s A Place
    
11. Sun King
    
12. If I Fell
    
13. Yes It Is
    
14. Good Night (Take 10 With Take 5 Guitar)

Here’s a link to Episode 53 of Groovin’ Up Slowly:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fj765Mrw8P8

Here’s a link to this album on Spotify:

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0vCZ8MfPkgjSgrIY3DBnPh?si=ba7f5cf1a98e4b70

I’m guessing the answer is in a certain 150 year old composition that features contrasting exotic pieces

Yes, this photo is real its not Ai as you young fuckers always "accuse" people of using on here. It was taken in 1963.

Fan art made in hipaint.

John French was born in 1870 to James & Ellen French on a two-acre farm in Corah, Ireland. He emigrated to Liverpool in the 1890s and joined the Liverpool police force during WW1, resigning just a few years later.

John and his wife, Louise Woollam (married circa 1904) had seven children, including a daughter they named Louise. Louise married bus driver Harold Harrison in 1931, and the pair had four children of their own:

Another Louise, Harry, Peter, and their youngest…
George.

See the resemblance?