John's songwriting > George's > Paul's > Ringo's
Time to set things straight
Oliver Flores
Eli Mitchell
>George above Paul
lol
Dylan Jones
dio mio...el britanico..
Ryder Robinson
If we're talking lyrics wise then no shit. If we're adding in the music John's peaks as a songwriter are higher than Pauls but Paul has more peaks so it evens out.
Carson Butler
you have to be an absolute retard to think george is a better songwriter than paul
Jordan Williams
Name one better written song than Paul from Johns solo career.
Easton Watson
bump
Jose Powell
poor paul.
Leo Hughes
Lou Reed's writing >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Jason Young
okay but have any of you listened to octopusses garderdn?
Brandon Adams
lol
Carson Hill
George best beatle
Jayden Adams
>listened to it again right now
>much better than I remembered
Brayden Gutierrez
george was the only beatle to have even a slice of talent in any aspect
Kevin Roberts
Ringo's the best instrumentally though. And George's singing was the worst.
Brayden Mitchell
>Ringo's the best instrumentally though.
Nah. He doesn't deserve all the hate, but he's nowhere near as musically talented as Paul or George.
Logan Collins
He was the third best guitarist in the beatles
Jacob Sanders
Paul was never a better guitarist than either George or John and he never even claimed that himself. Paul was the best singer and the most musically talented
Ethan Bell
Using global record sales as contrary evidence, there are millions of people who disagree with you.
The Beach Boy equivalent to what you wrote:
Carl's songwriting > Al's > Brian's > Dennis'
Aaron Baker
>very poorly worded question
Mind Games
Imagine
Instant Karma
Woman
Angel Gonzalez
You are a master bater! Either that or you are clinically retarded.
Jose Mitchell
kinda off topic but do beatles twitter stans actually exist
Aiden Martin
Paul was, truth be told, a better 6-string player than you probably are aware of. LISTEN to Taxman. He played lead on that. I believe he played lead on Ballad of John & Yoko too. Plus, he played all lead guitar on McCartney & McCartney II, not that those were great showcases, but he could play.
His true skill was as a bassist. Just about every rock bassist of any good reputation is quick to name Paul as his inspiration.
In the 60s, I think the best bassists were, in no particular order, Paul, Paul Samell-Smith, John Entwistle, and Carol Kaye.
David Young
True. But imagine being the 3rd best player on the '27 Yankees. Or the 3rd best actor on Seinfeld. You'd still be pretty damn good.