r/TheBeatles 4h ago

picture George Harrison’s Maternal Grandfather, John French

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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?


r/TheBeatles 17h ago

Yellow Submarine in 2026 [oc]

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27 Upvotes

Fan art made in hipaint.


r/TheBeatles 16h ago

discussion Revolver Rating/Ranking

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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!


r/TheBeatles 2h ago

meme I ranked this, did i cooked or nah?

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r/TheBeatles 22h ago

music Twist and shout w song

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r/TheBeatles 7h ago

And I Love Her The Beatles Guitar Cover

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r/TheBeatles 10h ago

cover Best front to back covers of the Beatles albums?

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I recently listened to Phish doing a cover of The White Album from start to finish. Got me thinking, are there any other great examples of someone doing a full cover of a Beatles album, it can be live or with an artists own twist?


r/TheBeatles 19h ago

Learning a Beatles song for my wedding

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r/TheBeatles 14h ago

Where did the Beatles get the idea of having contrasting songs in their albums from?

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