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It's funny that Take it Away from Mccartney and All Those Years Ago from Harrison never get recognized but I really love both of those songs.

Songs I would definitely include in the top 100 (that weren't included): Paul McCartney: The Back Seat Of My Car Ram On Dear Boy My Love Little Lamb Dragonfly Venus And Mars/Rock Show Let Em In Beware My Love Silly Love Songs Mull Of Kintyre Waterfalls Ebony And Ivory Say Say Say John Lennon: How Do You Sleep Grow Old With Me George Harrison: Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp Got My Mind Set On You When We Was Fab

Yes, good point about ‘Back Seat of My Car’. Even so, I still enjoyed Rob Sheffield’s writing and would recommend his book, ‘Dreaming The Beatles’.

Thanks. I would have included Grow old with Me.

Crippled Inside is an amazing song.

I think that all those songs are amazing i love them all nice video my friend

Thanks again for mentioning me :) I also think some choices are stupid, especially for Ringo (a bit too many) and George (outtakes instead of Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp, I Live For You..also an outtake but its like a studio version, If Not For You, Got My Mind Set On You, All Those Years Ago and Stuck Inside A Cloud). For John I think the classics like Watching The Wheels, Woman etc are too low and I miss Cold Turkey, Stand By Me, Nobody Loves You, How Do You Sleep and and some Paul hits like Silly Love Songs, Mull Of Kintyre, Let Em In, No More Lonely Nights or My Love are missing completely and also beautiful songs like The Back Seat Of My Car and Ram On. I btw disagree with you about Junk, its a stand out track of those beautiful little acoustic Paul songs. On spotify its right now in the top 10 most streamed Paul songs aswell! In the end this list keeps the Beatles solo years relevant and people talk about it and find new deep cuts, thats much needed these days! Cheers!

Woah… Junk is one of my favourite McCartney songs 😅 but it was kind of funny just how quick you said no 😂 another great video 😄 Crippled Inside definitely belongs in the list for me personally, definitely a lot we disagree on here but that goes to show how amazing their solo careers were.

Songs I'd have on my list that did not make it. A lot of Paul to start off: Helen Wheels, Junior's Farm, Rock Show, Coming Up, Let 'Em In, Take It Away, Every Night. (I think I am probably missing a lot). George: All Those Years Ago, When We Was Fab, I Got My Mind Set On You, If Not For You, Crakerbox Palace Ringo: Liverpool 8 John: I couldn't think of any, for me at least, though I'd have Watching The Wheels a lot higher on my list than how it was presented here.

Good video. Some interesting choices but overall hard to argue against. I’m just glad Helen Wheels didn’t make the list which I was worried it would 😊 My favourites from each are - John: Instant Karma, Cold Turkey, Mind Games, Isolation, I Found Out and I’m Losing You; Ringo: Photograph, Wrack My Brain, Back Off Boogaloo, It Don’t Come Easy, Sunshine Life for Me and King of the Kingdom; George: I’d Have You Anytime, Give Me Love, Faster, Living in the Material World, Blow Away and My Sweet Lord; Paul: Maybe I’m Amazed, Beware My Love, Somedays, Let Me Roll It, With a Little Luck and Winedark Open Sea… I like that title 😊

its almost like they loaded the list with some real head scratchers to get people talking. Well, it worked. So much for making a playlist of this one.

Dear Boy is another glaring omission for me, as are Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey, No More Lonely Nights, Eat At Home and Let Me Roll It John: Intuition, Power To The People, I Know (I Know), Watching The Wheels. #9 Dream would have been much higher too. George: Love Comes To Everyone, Your Love Is Forever, Lay His Head and Someplace Else.

Thanks for the high quality entertainment on this one, Larry. Speaking only for myself, I would enjoy a video (or series maybe?) from you discussing discographies of bands you enjoy but that your viewers may be unfamiliar with. Maybe a series along the lines of Bands Larry Thinks You Should Know. Just my two cents. Thanks for all you do.

my top 50 would be: 1. Imagine 2. My Sweet Lord 3. Jealous Guy 4. Isn‘t It A Pity 5. Mind Games 6. Woman 7. Happy Xmas 8. #9 Dream 9. Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp 10. Band On The Run 11. Instant Karma! 12. Silly Love Songs 13. Stand By Me 14. Give Me Love 15. Maybe I‘m Amazed 16. Watching The Wheels 17. What Is Life 18. Beautiful Boy 19. God 20. Mother 21. Uncle Albert 22. My Love 23. All Things Must Pass 24. Let Em In 25. Mull Of Kintyre 26. I Live For You 27. Cold Turkey 28. If Not For You 29. Oh My Love 30. Stuck Inside A Cloud 31. Blow Away 32. Let Me Roll It 33. Nobody Loves You 34. 1985 35. Working Class Hero 36. Junk 37. Monkberry Moon Delight 38. Photograph 39. I'd Have You Anytime 40. Another Day 41. Every Night 42. Live And Let Die 43. Got My Mind Set On You 44. All Those Years Ago 45. Just Like Starting Over 46. How Do You Sleep? 47. Hold On 48. How? 49. It Don't Come Easy 50. With A Little Luck

I would choose a few (more) songs from "All Things must Pass" for the top20...For me the greatest Beatles solo album! No "Momma Miss America"???

#9 Dream would be in my Top 10 Back Seat of My Car also in my Top 10, and Too Much Rain, and I like Say Say Say Ballad Of Sir Frankie Crisp and Got My Mind Set On You were surprisingly missing too

Living in the Material World is your homework assignment, Larry 😂

I quite like ‘Woman’ by John Lennon. Other Paul McCartney and Wings favourites include ‘Silly Love Songs’ ‘Cafe on the Left Bank’ and ‘When the Night’.

Didn't go through the whole video but was absolutely shocked that Imagine wasn't number one.

I would have included If Not for You, Sue You Sue Me Blues, My Love, Juniors Farm, Ballroom Dancing, No More Lonely Nights, Here Comes The Moon, Tight AS, Steel and Glass . I could go on and on.

Yes Back Seat Of My Car for Macca. Other omissions: Art Of Dying and Steel And Glass.

This list is very interesting to me. They definitely picked some obscure tracks. Definitely some songs I wouldn’t have in my top 100 but overall one of the better RS lists

Larry, so very glad to have come across you. Here's my top in order three from each- John- Jealous Guy Happy Xmas (War is Over) God Apologies, I suppose, should be given to Imagine, I used to like it but since his tragic death have become overly saturated by hearing it so as to be put well off. Paul- Band on the Run Jet A draw between Rock Show and Listen to What the Man Said I also love Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey but must ask (as I did the other day with Goodnight and All Together Now) is this a legitimate or a guilty pleasure? I suspect the latter but I hope not. George- All Things Must Pass My Sweet Lord Isn't it a Pity? (Esp the more driving, insistent version of the two.) Also, one I like a lot but which I have a story for, What is Life. When I was growing up we didn't have the nostalgic radio channels as you across the pond did, it was much later that such things as classic rock stations came along. Thus, if you didn't have the records yourself you were unlikely to have heard of them, never mind actually heard them. It was only as late as well into the '90s that I bought the All Things... album. Upon hearing this track it drove me crazy all day trying to think of where I knew it from. And then the penny dropped. KAA-CHING!!! Goodfellas, and helicopters above following Henry Hill around. Ringo- Photograph Back off Boogaloo (his brief foray into the glam rock that I and all my mates were into ourselves back then, I was a massive Sweet fan.) It Don't Come Easy I do have to admit though that of the latter two band members, only the first songs of each that I mentioned I really LOVE, not just like and enjoy. I could probably have added double figures-worth of John and Paul songs I prefer to their second and third.

Monkberry Moon Delight is a great song and it should have been on the list.

I was about to read this list when it popped up in my newsfeed a day or two ago, but I literally thought I'll wait until Larry Graves does a video on it 😆

"So Bad" was first on the Pipes of Peace album

I would put: Paul's "1882", "Wild LIfe", "Mr Bellamy", "Save us", "Rinse the Raindrop", "C Moon", "Wild Life" .... and I'm not considering any Fireman and Twin Freaks songs George's: "The Ballad of Sir Frankie Crips (let it roll)", "Bangladesh", "Not Guilty" [although the Anthology version is better], "Dark Horse" [nonwithstanding his voice], "When we was fab" John's ; "The Luck of the Irish", "Steel and Glass", "Mother", "Power to the People", "Cold Turkey"

More Ringo than I was expecting, nice. I would have included "Sentimental Journey" and "Love Don't Last Long" instead, though

I'd have "Imagine" at #1. I actually think "The Back Seat Of My Car" is better than "Maybe I'm Amazed". At least they used the studio version for their list. More often than not, I hear the 1976 live version of "Maybe I'm Amazed' on the radio, or on satellite networks.

thanks i like your presenting style and knowledge

Classic songs from 4 classic artists.

Great content, Larry. Maybe a dodgy list, the running order feels a little messed up. And like you said they omitted Back Seat Of My Car and I think Heart Of The Country should've been included in the bottom half somewhere. Meat City too.

MIA: Bless You, I'll Give You A Ring, Getting Closer, Sue Me Sue You Blues, This Song, Woman Is the N****r Of The World, Photograph, Beware My Love, Somedays, Instant Karma, Not Guilty, Horse To The Water, Only Mama Knows, Junior's Farm, My Love, Marwa Blues, Take It Away, Stand By Me, Dark Horse, You, My Baby's Request, Goodnight Vienna, Oh My My, Partial To Your Abracadabra...let's just say they missed a few.

If george sang it it doesnt matter who he has with him on the Traveling Wilburys!🤡

Dhera Dun being included is an odd one. It’s barely a song.. So many great solo songs missed but many great ones included.

John,Paul,George and Ringo have made a load of great songs Larry but ranking their songs is kind of pointless,music is a personal thing and so we all have our favorite songs,it's like ranking food,it can't be done,we all like what we like and yes Maybe I'm Amazed is a great song,is it number one?,maybe but it all depends on what you like,I know it's high on my list. Bob

Agree about Backseat for sure!

Nah Junk is a great Paul song on its own

I love Ringo, but he is over represented here... The other 3 have too many great songs to include songs like Stardust, You're Sixteen, Early 1970, No No Song, or anything from Sentimental Journey or his country album or some rather unknown newer songs that were mentioned. That being said... I'd include Back off Boogaloo, It Don't Come Easy, and Photograph. I would perhaps add his version of Only You, Wings, and his ode to George- Never Without You. I totally agree with you about the out-takes. I don't know how #9 Dream was not in the top 20... Mother also should had made the top 20. I would also add George's My Sweet Lord and Paul's Letting Go.

My favorite solo Beatles: John: whatever gets you through the night Paul: Calico Skies George: Give Me Peace on Earth Ringo: Early 1970.

monkberry moon delight is killer lol

Great idea for a list: ranking 100 songs by John, Paul, George and Ringo, released after the band broke up. Guaranteed to raise the hackles of every single person who looks at it. Among the many unusual rankings was placing Mind Games above Imagine. Why not? They are both great song. Love ‘em both. Thanks for sharing, Larry. Rolling Stone lost me years ago.

Thanks! 🙂😎🎻

I'm not a huge foreigner but the popularity and touring and sales yes i say sledge yes though i can't tell you one song and Maria carr chere i totally agree styx supertramp were all over the radio back on the radio constantly I'm not gonna lie if i never here burning for you or breakfast in America i wouldn't be upset

Rolling stone is ridiculous. Not just this list but all the others too. The top 10 is ok, but some of the other choices such as completely unknown George Harrison unfinished songs, and some from ringos first album are weird and wrong choices. I would have included tracks such as “is that all” by George, “my love”, “silly love songs”, “your love is forever”, “daytime nighttime suffering”, “cold turkey”.

I agree Back Seat of My Car is great and too Woman oh Why. Maybe I'm Amazed is rarely placed above Imagine so for me I was very pleased to see those two rankings as I have always thought Imagine vastly overrated and Maybe I'm Amazed a far better song. Just one person's opinion though. Venus and Mars is one aweseome album - well pointed out sir.

How is George Harrison’s my Sweet Lord not on here

RS appears obssessed with including as many George songs as they can hence outtakes and The Travelling Wilbury's material. Frankly that is a ridiculous approach to take. Imagine if they were to include McCartney outtakes of which there are dozens. Just tends to bring the listing somewhat into question. Paul's So Bad was on Pipes of Peace plus Broadstreet - why I will never uderstand. I too don't care much for it. However I find myself sharing your opinion a great deal with Junk being one I do rate highly. I am not a fan of Egypt Station and believe it making number one said more about marketing genius then musical quality. It was fun to look through. Thanks.

I've never liked "Maybe I'm Amazed." It's the same melody over and over. I'm with you on some of the weird choices that shouldn't be on the list. I can think of so many other songs by the Foursome much better than any of them. Quite a few songs from RAM could have made the list. It's funny how I can never remember the names of the songs on LIVING IN THE MATERIAL WORLD. Sounds like you have the same problem! Interesting list. Thanks for doing it.

On my list I'd have more of McCartney's songs. Including: My Love Helen Wheels Mrs. Vandebilt Junior's Farm Long Tailed Winter Bird (2020) Plus: Snookeroo (Starr w. E. John) Not Guilty (Harrison) This was a good opportunity to re-familiarize myself with some old songs. Yes, it's a silly list, but kind of fun.

I mean they are talking about beatles solo songs, why did they include songs from "Paul McCartney And The Wings"

This was a terrible list. I don’t think Rolling Stone’s lists really have any merit.

Maybe I'm Amazed is definitely not Paul's best song !

My list would have been quite different. Did they leave out My sweet lord? Beautiful Girl would have also been a great choice...and Instant Amnesia by Ringo is awesome.

I really don't listen to solo. Beatles forever☮️ but looking at your video this rank is rank.

fairly bad list

Not the best list, but it’s a start, needs to be adjusted.😊

Bad list. Rolling Stone has no credibility anymore. I have not seen a list from them EVER where the order of the rankings can be justified by a reasonable person. Its not just what they put on the lists, its the order they place them in that is baffling.

Yikes. Another list another day. I think you're doing a great job curing human beings of giving a s*** about lists😅