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 Paul's Masterpiece?
Hey Jude (12 votes)
31.58%
Let it Be (8 votes)
21.05%
Yesterday (8 votes)
21.05%
Eleanor Rigby (6 votes)
15.79%
Helter Skelter (4 votes)
10.53%
Get Back (0 votes)
0%
Golden Slumbers/Carry That Weight (0 votes)
0%
38 Votes Total Last vote August 9, 2005, 3:46am by Jonny_Moondog
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adamzero
June 8, 2005, 2:35am Report to Moderator

"The dude abides."
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I always wondered why Paul was screaming during "Golden Slumbers" if it's supposed to be a lullaby?

Great vocals though.  Some of Paul's best.  He really hit his stride as a vocalist on "Abbey Road" (Oh Darling, etc.)--it's funny how his singing just wasn't as strong on his solo recordings.  Maybe having George Martin in the booth to get another take has something to do with it?

Of the songs listed I think "Let it Be" strikes into something very primal, universal and mystical--even more than "Hey Jude" or "Yesterday."  Simple lyrics, but each word absolutely essential.  
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Sandra
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Wow, didn't think Hey Jude would be in the lead. I like Let It B e better than that one.


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Helter Skelter is there on the list but neither Here There and Everywhere or For No One.


They were the most brilliant, powerful, lovable, popular group on the planet...
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Let It Be, I also love George's solo in it. I think there is three versions of the song, I've only heard two of them.
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