The Beatles - The Final Years mp3
Tracklist
| 1 | Penny Lane |
| 2 | Two Of Us |
| 3 | Dig It |
| 4 | I Want You (She's So Heavy) |
| 5 | Magical Mystery Tour |
| 6 | The End |
| 7 | Her Majesty |
| 8 | Come Together |
| 9 | The Fool On The Hill |
| 10 | Across The Universe |
| 11 | Get Back |
| 12 | Oh! Darling |
| 13 | I Am The Walrus |
| 14 | Sun King |
| 15 | I Me Mine |
| 16 | Baby You're A Rich Man |
| 17 | Polythene Pam |
| 18 | Mean Mr Mustard |
| 19 | For You Blue |
| 20 | You Never Give Me Your Money |
| 21 | She Came In Through The Bathroom |
| 22 | Strawberry Fields Forever |
| 23 | Here Comes The Sun |
| 24 | Maxwell's Silver Hammer |
| 25 | The Long And Winding Road |
| 26 | Because |
| 27 | All You Need Is Love |
| 28 | Blue Jay Way |
| 29 | Flying |
| 30 | Let It Be |
| 31 | Hello Goodbye |
| 32 | One After 909 |
| 33 | Something |
| 34 | Carry That Weight |
| 35 | Golden Slumbers |
| 36 | Your Mother Should Know |
| 37 | Maggie Mae |
| 38 | Dig A Pony |
| 39 | I've Got A Feeling |
| 40 | Octopus's Garden |
Notes
Japanese Release 4 in the CD Box Series, Featuring 3 studio albums (Magical Mystery Tour, Abbey Road and Let It Be), The Beatles: A Celebration by Geoffery Giuliano and a limited edition (1 of 2000) pin badge of the Abbey Road Crossing
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- Label Code: JBCD BOX 4
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Performer: The Beatles
Title: The Final Years
Country: Japan
Label: EMI
Style: Pop Rock, Classic Rock
Catalog: JBCD BOX 4
Genre: Rock
Size MP3: 2111 mb
Rating: 4.1 / 5
Votes: 683
Record source: CD, Album, Remastered






