"Here Comes The Sun" - it never fails to cheer me up.

"Hey Jude" - it's a classic.

"Can't Buy Me Love"

That's a really hard question... I guess my favorite song, currently at least, is "Eight Days a Week."

"She Loves You"

"Blackbird"!

Twist and shout!!!!!!

"Here Comes the Sun"

For No One, track #10 on Revolver.

"Dear Prudence" is spending a lot of time stuck in my head lately.

"I Want You (She's So Heavy)"

"Yellow Submarine"

I like "Here Comes the Sun" most! =D

"Lucy in the sky with diamonds"  I love this song so much I named my puppy Lucy!!!  And she is my diamond!

I love the end of AbbeyRoad - Golden Slumbers/ Carry That Weight. It is so beautiful and so touching. "Once there was a way to get back homeward ..."

having had any love for the beatles destroyed by a co-worker several years ago, there are now only a small handful of their songs i can even listen to without going insane.  among those, i'd have to say the one i can deal with the best is probably "yesterday".

That's really tough...I love all their music!  But I'll go with "Revolution", since that's what's been stuck in my head lately.  =)

"Yellow Submarine"

"A Hard Day's Night"

now its running through my head.

"The Long and Winding Road" from Let It Be.

Man I feel like a "hater" but I am just bored with the every X year repackaging of the Beatles catalog. I guess Yoko always  needs a new injection of cash and Paul has that divorce to pay for. I know Baby Boomers love the Beatles and as a music lover I can appreciate their work, but for me this is a big yawn. So I will not offer a favorite and expect criticism on my post. :-)

I honestly have to agree with Suite2100 . . . I like the Beatles . . . in small doses. However, my local Starbucks is playing it in vast overwhelming doses. I can't get behind any one song. Sorry.

"Eleanor Rigby" It was the first Beatles song I truly fell in love with. The melody, the lyrics. Just absolutely fantastic. It holds a special place in my heart.

Here, there and everywhere

Suite2100 -you are of course entitled to your opinion, but it's not all about the money - it's about introducing a new generation to timeless music, not so different than classic music, which keeps getting reissued.  There were some brilliant articles and  an interview with Giles Martin in the NYT magazine and newspaper  a couple of weeks back about Beatles Rock Band and the remastering of the albums.  Really gave an insight about the purpose of re-releasing this music.   The Beatles song catalog before their breakup was +/- 500.  I would have thought that gave enough variety...although admittedly, if the stores are playing the same few songs repeatedly, that could be boring.

Favorite album:  Rubber Soul.  Favorite song:  I'm Looking Through You

Come Together <3

larushka I can see the "new generation" factor - and with the demise of classic rock radio some very young kids may not hear Beatles that much. But for folks like me (mid 30s) we have heard it a TON. And it is not nostalgic for me like it is to my parents who are in their early 60s. And point blank it does seem like every 3-6 years the owners of this music come out with a new "box set"/"anthology"/holiday retrospective or some other re-skin of the same 50 "hits" from this band's large catalog. I for one just cannot get excited about it anymore -- no matter what the format. I do not think I am being cynical when I say that music publishing is mostly about the money. Now if I am off to delete that "Help" ringtone from my Blackberry....  

A Hard Day's Night

"Can't Buy Me Love" or "Stawberry Fields"

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Glass Onion. Not doubt funky AND innovative IMO.

Hard to pick one, but I never get tired of "Come Together"

Would have to be "Imagine"  It's one song that no matter when I hear it I stop and listen!  I'm a sucker for slower ballads!  

Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Heartclub Band!

Glass Onion. Don't spell stuff wrong on a contest page petefazio.

In My Life.  Beautiful   Greatest song ever

Paperback Writer.. Day Tripper... far, far too many to list ;0)

the ballad of john and yoko ... such a hip groove and i love it when he sings "..eating chocolate cake in a bag"

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

"Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band." Especially how it was used in the Yellow Submarine movie.

Elanor Rigby with out a doubt!

Sorry, that should be Eleanor Rigby

"In My Life" is wonderful.

"hey Jude"

Rocky Raccoon. Silly for sure. But I like it.

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"Help"  Always loved that song.  Would be super cool to rock in out with my kids on Rock Band.

I love all of the Beatles songs!  The one that stands out, however,  is "Yellow Submarine", as it was the first Beatles song I heard as a very young girl on my transistor radio!

"here comes the sun" just brigtens anyday. when i was training for my half marathon, i had it on my playlist... i'd start my run slow and steady at the crack of dawn and it'd just totally get me going.

Right now, it would have to be "And Your Bird Can Sing," which is insanely catchy and which I don't think I'd heard in at least ten years until picking up the remastered "Revolver."  

As for my children, who already had a keen appreciation for the Beatles and are loving hearing "new" songs, my 7yr old loves everything from "Help!" and my 4yr old is all about "Yellow Submarine."

"Hey Jude"  It's the best song to listen to when things aren't going your way.  It always cheers me up :-)

Yellow Submarine is a childhood classic for me.

"Let it Be"  brings back memories of my dad.

Can't Buy Me Love