Alternative : Brit Pop

The Outer Limits of Love, Just me and you, Taking it to the next level

Alternative : Brit Pop

Alternative : Avant Rock

This is John speaking with his voice. I wrote this one in the late 80s actually, it's that bloody old, as I'm that bloody old. I've been here a while now you know. Well I have. ~JL

Blues : Jump Blues

My ear is always on the listen for a song title. You find a title, you find the whole song if you know what you're doing. I uttered this phrase the other day, and then thought 'Oh Yeah. That.' ~L

Acoustic : Acoustic Vocals

Very nice. Thank you. ~L

Rock : Rock n Roll

Rather lively little number which all us sing which anyone can plainly see, hear, feel, smell, and otherwise ingest. For Free Man. 'Cause that's just the kind of dead rock n roll band we are. And a 1, 2, 3... ~JL

Rock : Psychedelic Rock

Science, Science, La-La Here We Go.

Alternative : Brit Pop

Today is your birthday? Well it's my birthday too yeah!

Alternative : Brit Pop

Here's a lovely tune we all sing on. We like singing. It suits us. Have we written a Mexican Food Dinner With Margaritas Yet? L likes them.

Alternative : Brit Pop

And a one and a two...

Alternative : Brit Pop

We all pulled it together for this one. ~John

Alternative : Brit Pop

Here's a bit of Skiffle. From the new BEATLESEX album 'Five Corpulent Porpoises'.

Jazz : Free Jazz

And now to sing a song called 'Only The River Running By' RINGO! Well me being Ringo. Okay? I'm standing in for him till he's here. We Love You Ringo. Oh Yes We Do. ~L

Talk : Politics

Okay, John speaking. This is Political Commentary. Got that? Okay. It's a brilliant one by our beloved George, Scouse of Distinction. Alright George, let 'em have it. ~JL

Alternative : Brit Pop

we are here...we are here...we are here...

Alternative : Brit Pop

Who is Betty Turnbuckle really? ~L

Blues : Jump Blues

Title Track of the BEATLESEX album 'A New Day Out'. Lead Vocal: Dr. Winston O' Boogie.

Classical : Renaissance

And now here's a lovely Paul song. Take it away, Paul. ~L

Alternative : Brit Pop

Clever little ditty from the ineffable Lennon himself, take it away John, Love. ~L

Urban : Funky R&B

Okay, this is a brilliant one of George's. 'Thank you Lesley'. You're welcome, George, and thank you. This one sounds a bit like the group would've sounded in the 70s had they not broke up. ~L

Classical : Opera

A night at the opera with me, George, Buddy & Roy.

Alternative : Grunge

A sad but true, all-too-true, true story. That's actually real, Man. ~JL

Rock : Classic Rock

We filed this one in Classic Rock, 'cause it is. Even though we only just wrote the bloody thing. This is one of George's mostly. Well yeah, the intro's all mine obviously. ~John

Country : Country Swing

Guess who helped me with this one. Hint: The Other Wilbury I work with. Worked with Roy on many occasions. Oops, I told you! ~L

Alternative : Brit Pop

Once upon a time, or maybe twice, there lived a parallel universe called Pepperland, in which, for the first time in so many years it's ridiculous, The BEATLES once again take the stage at Shea Stadium