The funkiest, heaviest and most soulful versions of songs from the Beatles catalog (part 1)
“We Can Work It Out” Stevie Wonder, “I’ll Cry Instead” Johnny Rivers, “There’s A Place” Flamin’ Groovies, “I’ve Got A Feeling” Billy Preston, “Every Little Thing” Yes, “And I Love Her” Esther Phillips, “Let It Be” Bill Withers, “Run For Your Life” Thee Headcoatees, “One After 909” Willie Nelson, “Eleanor Rigby” Aretha Franklin, “Taxman” Junior Parker, “Something” James Brown, “Don’t Let Me Down” Dillard and Clark, “Rocky Raccoon” Richie Havens, “You Can’t Do That” Harry Nillson, “Oh Darling” George Benson, “Anytime At All” Blue Ash, “Drive My Car” Black Heat, “I Dig A Pony” St. Vincent, “I Want To Hold Your Hand” Al Green, “Help!” David Porter, “We Can Work It Out” Deep Purple, “Lovely Rita” Fats Domino, “Come Together” The Meters, “Day Tripper” Otis Redding, “Hey Jude” Wilson Pickett, “Here Comes The Sun” Charles Wright and the Watts 103rd St. Rhythm Band, “I’ll Cry Instead” Joe Cocker, “Help!” Charles River Boys, “Glass Onion” Arif Mardin