No song benefited more from the 2018 remix of The White Album than this quiet, George Harrison deep cut. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The perfect blend of rock and roll and music hall with a healthy amount of cynicism and snark. It's a pretty perfect track. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Girl may be the link between the mop-top "She Loves You" era and the experimental "Tomorrow Never Knows" era for The Beatles. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

It was a UK B-side flipped to be an American A-side but may have been too funky for its time. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

One of the few hopeful points of Lennon's Plastic Ono Band and the only released instance of John Lennon imitating a muppet. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The opening track off of Ray's first proper solo effort is a moody, groovy, rocker that prepares listeners for a great listening experience. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

Ringo and Paul are reunited for a catchy, Beatles-ish pop tune that ranks among the best of Ringo's solo catalog. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

One of the final tracks to feature Mick Avory on drums and, without Dave, a fine example for Ray's ability as a guitar player. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

The history of the Beatles would have been a little bit different had John kept his original lyrics for this song but, thankfully, calmer heads prevailed and an obscure gem was born. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe

This may be among the best songs on Schoolboys in Disgrace but the bar had been set pretty low at this point. Get full access to Hero Habit at herohabit.substack.com/subscribe