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- Hey Jude
- - 65,735 plays
  - 47 favs
  - 20 shares
The Beatles
Released 1970

Revolution
03:21
9,113 plays

Don't Let Me Down
03:30
6,710 plays

Paperback Writer
02:14
5,780 plays

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songs

- 1
- Can't Buy Me Love
- 02:19
- 5,043 plays

- 2
- I Should Have Known Better
- 02:39
- 4,085 plays

- 3
- Paperback Writer
- 02:14
- 5,780 plays

- 4
- Rain
- 02:58
- 4,291 plays

- 5
- Lady Madonna
- 02:14
- 5,549 plays

- 6
- Revolution
- 03:21
- 9,113 plays

- 7
- Hey Jude
- 07:06
- 15,128 plays

- 8
- Old Brown Shoe
- 03:16
- 4,309 plays

- 9
- Don't Let Me Down
- 03:30
- 6,710 plays

- 10
- The Ballad of John and Yoko
- 02:55
- 5,727 plays

album review

Kind of a catch-all record, Hey Jude was released very late in the Beatles' career, and it collects several singles and B-sides that never made it onto "official" albums. As a record though, it works quite well, and given the Beatles' genius, especially in the area of creating exquisite and ultraprogressive singles, it comes as no surprise. "Paperback Writer" works particularly well, not having aged at all in the three years after its release. The bass guitar sound on this record is especially revolutionary. A couple of recent tracks, "Old Brown Shoe" and "The Ballad of John and Yoko," make their vinyl debut here, and as usual give the consumer excellent value for the money. "Old Brown Shoe" (originally slated for Joe Cocker to record) is one of George Harrison's great lost classics, and the Beatles' ensemble playing on this track belies the tension that was prevalent during the group's final days. ~ Matthew Greenwald, All Music Guide