It would have been cut from the album had two other songs not appeared as singles first but, instead, became a hidden gem on a masterpiece. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

This is an obscure Kinks song, especially to Americans, that deserves a lot more love than it receives. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Nobody loves The Beatles more than Ringo Starr and this song tries really hard (maybe too hard) to remind listeners that he was in the biggest band ever. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Once you get past the synth heavy introduction of this Dave Davies solo tune, there's a lovely song with some stellar guitar playing waiting for you. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

One of The Beatles' most well known songs is also one of their least stable rhythmically. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

It is easy to argue that this song has not aged well thanks to our evolving understanding of domestic abuse but an argument could be made that it's actually very progressive for its time. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The title track of John Lennon's first self-produced album has some beautiful musical elements and a long history. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

This track opens the second side of the Face to Face album and should have been a contender for a single considering a famous sound-alike song that was dominating the charts that same year. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The second in a three song suite from Soap Opera, this tune deserved a little more time to develop into the cool rocker it really wants to be. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe