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The Worst Of The Beatles? Trivia Quiz

Long hailed as the most important band in pop history, The Beatles produced a lot of classic songs. They also produced some clunkers. Spot these ten from the opening lines.

A matching quiz by darksplash. Estimated time: 3 mins.

Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts

1. "Good evening and welcome to Slaggers Featuring Denis O'Bell..."

Answer: You Know My Name....

"You Know My Name (Look Up the Number)" was the B side of the single "Let It Be" in 1970. Most of the lyrics comprise the repetition of singing "You know my name
Look up the number..."

This quiz was compiled from a list "Ranking the greatest Beatles songs, from No. 1 to No. 188" by Charles Curtis for "USA Today" in 2017. He wrote: "I'm not a music critic. What I am is a die-hard Beatles fan who grew up obsessed with the band, reading anything and everything I could find about the band while listening to the albums over and over."

Looking towards the top of the list, the number 10 in the ranking was "Let It Be".

2. "Now it's time to say good night Good night sleep tight..."

Answer: Good Night

A pretty easy match for these opening lyrics from a song written by John Lennon for his son, Julian. It appeared on "The White Album", with Ringo Starr singing lead vocal backed by an orchestra.

Number nine in the ranking was "Here Comes The Sun".

3. "There's a fog upon L.A. And my friends have lost their way..."

Answer: Blue Jay Way

"Blue Jay Way" was written by George Harrison and appeared on "Magical Mystery Tour" in 1967.

Number eight in the ranking was "Help!".

4. "I'd like to be Under the sea..."

Answer: Octopus's Garden

"Octopus's Garden" was written by Ringo Starr and he sang lead vocal on the track for the "Abbey Road" LP in 1969.

Number seven on the "USA Today" article ranking was "Tomorrow Never Knows"

5. "All my little plans and schemes Lost like some forgotten dreams..."

Answer: Real Love

John Lennon wrote "Real Love" just as The Beatles were coming to the end of the road. He recorded a number of demos and one was completed after Lennon's death by the others in the Fab Four for the "Beatles Anthology". As a single it reached the top 20 in the UK and USA.

Number six on the ranking was "Yesterday".

6. "Then there's this Welsh Rarebit wearing some brown underpants About the shortage of grain in Hertfordshire..."

Answer: Revolution 9

The singing on "Revolution 9" actually opens with the chorus "Number one, number nine, number one....", but quoting that would have been much too easy.

The song appeared on "The White Album" in 1968 and was primarily written by George Harrison, with input from John Lennon and Yoko Ono.

Number five on the ranking was "Revolution".

7. "Honey pie Honey pie..."

Answer: Wild Honey Pie

Okay, not hard to match this one up...
Paul McCartney was the main writer for this little piece of nonsense that appeared on The White album double LP in 1968. Macca was only Beatle to play on the track.

Number four on the ranking was Paul McCartney's song for Julian Lennon "Hey Jude".

8. "One, two, three, four Can I have a little more?..."

Answer: All Together Now

"All Together Now" was written mainly by Paul McCartney and appears on "Yellow Submarine". As a single, it reached number 16 in the Netherlands.

In a number three of the "USA Today" article ranking was "Something".

9. "If you're listening to this song You may think the chords are going wrong..."

Answer: Only a Northern Song

"Only A Northern Song" was written by George Harrison and appeared on the 1969 album "Yellow Submarine".

Number two on our ranking was "In My Life".

10. "Without going out of my door I can know all things of earth..."

Answer: The Inner Light

"The Inner Light" was written by George Harrison and was the B side for "Lady Madonna" in 1968.

At number one on the ranking of 188 Beatles songs was (drum roll please, Ringo)...."A Day in the Life".

Charles Curtis, who compiled the list this quiz is based on, wrote: "And this is the apex of the Lennon-McCartney partnership that produced so many amazing songs - John on the verse, Paul on the bridge, leading up to that thunderous piano chord that gives me chills nearly every time I hear it."

Source: Author darksplash

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Questions		Choices
1. "Good evening and welcome to Slaggers Featuring Denis O'Bell..."		Only a Northern Song
2. "Now it's time to say good night Good night sleep tight..."		Octopus's Garden
3. "There's a fog upon L.A. And my friends have lost their way..."		Revolution 9
4. "I'd like to be Under the sea..."		Real Love
5. "All my little plans and schemes Lost like some forgotten dreams..."		You Know My Name....
6. "Then there's this Welsh Rarebit wearing some brown underpants About the shortage of grain in Hertfordshire..."		All Together Now
7. "Honey pie Honey pie..."		Wild Honey Pie
8. "One, two, three, four Can I have a little more?..."		Blue Jay Way
9. "If you're listening to this song You may think the chords are going wrong..."		The Inner Light
10. "Without going out of my door I can know all things of earth..."		Good Night