Favourite Beatles songs to play

BlueStrat

Inspired by Macca’s brilliant set last night, what’s your favourite Beatles songs to play?
 Hard Day’s Night, I saw her standing there, Day Tripper, Paper back writer, I could jam along to them for hours

bertie

only really do one these days,  - Come Together,  cos you can "adapt" it quite easily to different styles.

Dont do any other beatles choons 

Hattigol

Dig a Pony.

DB1

'If I Fell 'and 'The Long And Winding Road' are my two favourites to massacre at the moment.

tony99

Lady Madonna

pluckbuddy

Something has a very satisfying chord sequence. Blackbird is a nice warm up exercise for acoustic. Penny Lane is more challendging than i expected - I'm a bit too lazy to get it dead on.

Watching last night reminded me that I've listened to more of his Wings and solo stuff in recent years than the Beatles - there's a bunch of songs there that I'd like to be able to play.

HAL9000

Get Back. Simple as anything and fun to play.

Sassafras

She Came in Through the Bathroom Window.

Nikc

Here there everywhere 

TeleMaster

Whenever we play Twist & Shout the audience go absolutely bananas so while not the hardest or anything, it is a blast.

RandallFlagg

Here Comes The Sun or Norwegian Wood both played solo acoustic.

guitarjack66

I'm working on In My Life at the moment. Brilliant intro and brilliant outro too. But that G/F to C to Cm is tricky for rookies like me. I am playing the G/F at fret three.strings 1 and 4(which the tab didnt advise) to make the C to Cm a lot easier. I am pretty ok on barre chords too but need to get quicker between chord transitions. I tend to play quite a bit of Beatles stuff,but only parts at present as I am not quite able to do full songs just yet.

Cookiemonster

Don't let me down ! What a great riff 

mrkb

Maxwell's Silver Hammer....
They wrote (and released!) some shit songs as well as the classics....

Kilgore

I'll Follow the Sun is nice little acoustic ditty. 

CaseOfAce

I Feel Fine - that dominant 7th chord intro where he reaches across with his little finger for a note is absolute Lennon genius. 
I would never have thought to play something like that.
It's not easy to play as well (I'm guessing it was easier for Lennon on a smaller scale Rickenbacker neck?).

victorludorum

For solo acoustic I've done: No Reply; Long Long Long; The Fool On The Hill; You've Got To Hide Your Love Away; I'm Only Sleeping; She Said, She Said; While My Guitar...; Eleanor Rigby; For No One; I'll Be Back; Here There And Everywhere and In My Life

bertie

TeleMaster said:

Whenever we play Twist & Shout the audience go absolutely bananas so while not the hardest or anything, it is a blast.

and mashable into La Bamba, 

bertie

the beatles song book,  was pretty much the tool by which I learnt to play.  For two reasons.

1) my brother had a copy  - and tutorial things where hard to come-by back then
2) it had tab / chords  in  and the songs were by and large  "playalongable"  

no other reason, it wouldnt have been my "content of choice" 

Funkfingers

Why Don't We Do It In The Road

JJ72

Blackbird, in my life and Piggies whilst doing the chortling pig sound just to amuse myself