The Beatles covered two songs by this late legend who passed away in 2017 on their regular discography and eleven more in their performance recorded for Live at the BBC.

Taxman

Lennon and McCartney both dedicated songs to their mothers, Julia to Lennon's and this song to McCartney's.

This seems to be the only compliment anyone can give Paul's grandfather in A Hard Day's Night.

Paul McCartney grew up on this street, later the inspiration for a song title.

This poet laureate is said to have introduced the Beatles to marijuana.

Fixing a Hole

John Lennon came up with the idea for the backwards guitar track on this song by accident when he threaded a tape backwards.

George Harrison met this woman on the set of A Hard Day's Night, to whom he proposed the first time he met her.

This band that John, Paul, and George were in when they first started was named after the secondary school that John went to.

The Beatles taught one of their songs to this legendary band who covered it for their second single released in 1963 after a chance encounter with the band's manager.

All I've Gotta Do

This was the first Beatles' single written solely by George Harrison.

In Help!, the Beatles are playing this song in the studio when those trying to capture Ringo saw out the floor from under him.

Paul McCartney actually goes by his middle name. His first name is this other saint name.

Of this late legend, whom the Beatles met on their second visit to the U.S. in 1965, John Lennon said, “Nothing really affected me until” him.

Do You Wanna Know a Secret

This supposed love song from the album Revolver is actually about marijuana according to Paul McCartney.

This actor appeared in both Help! and A Hard Day's Night, as a mad scientist and a director respectively. He also appeared in Magical Mystery Tour.

These two Beatles are both known for their interesting style of playing because they are left-handed and learned to play on right-handed instruments.

The song “Savoy Truffle” is thought to have been written about the sweet tooth of this legendary guitarist who worked closely with the Beatles.

Tell Me What You See

The title of this song was inspired by the song “Somewhere” by Bernstein and Sondheim from the musical West Side Story.

The movie Help! was dedicated to this inventor of the sewing machine.

This Beatle was the last member to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame as a solo artist, making the Beatles the only group in the Hall with all of its members inducted individually.