Collaborations between ex-Beatles

This page is about creative collaborations. For social and other general interactions, see The Beatles and individual biographies.

Since the breakup of The Beatles in 1970, the former members of the band have been involved in various collaborations with one other, including:

• Album and single recordings involving more than one ex-Beatle (as musicians or in other roles such as producer);
• Live performances.

These are listed in the tables below. Collaborations that began before the breakup are included for historical interest. The start date of the act of collaboration, e.g., the recording start date, governs the initial display sequence. Other display sequences may be seen by clicking the buttons in the column headers.

Albums

Year of recording[1]	Year of release[2]	Album	Credited to	Collaboration by Lennon	Collaboration by McCartney	Collaboration by Harrison	Collaboration by Starr
1967-68	1968	Wonderwall Music	George Harrison			Y	Y
1969-70	1970	Sentimental Journey	Ringo Starr		Y		Y
1970	1970	All Things Must Pass	George Harrison			Y	Y
1970	1970	John Lennon/Plastic Ono Band	John Lennon	Y			Y
1971	1971	Imagine	John Lennon	Y		Y
1972	1973	Living in the Material World	George Harrison			Y	Y
1973	1973	Ringo	Ringo Starr	Y	Y	Y	Y
1974	1992	A Toot and a Snore in '74 (bootleg)	Various artists	Y	Y
1974	1974	Pussy Cats	Harry Nilsson	Y			Y
1974	1974	Dark Horse	George Harrison			Y	Y
1974	1974	Goodnight Vienna	Ringo Starr	Y			Y
1976	1976	Ringo's Rotogravure	Ringo Starr	Y	Y		Y
1979-81	1981	Somewhere in England	George Harrison		Y	Y	Y
1980-81	1981	Stop and Smell the Roses	Ringo Starr		Y	Y	Y
1981-82	1982	Tug of War	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1981-82	1983	Pipes of Peace	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1982-83	1984	Give My Regards to Broad Street	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1987	1987	Cloud Nine	George Harrison			Y	Y
1995-97	1997	Flaming Pie	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1997-98	1998	Vertical Man	Ringo Starr		Y	Y	Y
2000	2001	Zoom	Electric Light Orchestra			Y	Y
2009	2010	Y Not	Ringo Starr		Y		Y

Singles

Year of recording[1]	Year of release[2]	Single	Credited to	Collaboration by Lennon	Collaboration by McCartney	Collaboration by Harrison	Collaboration by Starr
1967	1967	"We Love You"	Rolling Stones	Y	Y
1968	1968	"Sour Milk Sea"	Jackie Lomax		Y	Y	Y
1969	1969	"Cold Turkey"	Plastic Ono Band	Y			Y
1970	1970	"Instant Karma!"	Lennon, Ono and the Plastic Ono Band	Y		Y
1970	1971	"It Don't Come Easy"	Ringo Starr			Y	Y
1972 or earlier	1972	"Back Off Boogaloo"	Ringo Starr			Y	Y
1973	1973	"Photograph"	Ringo Starr			Y	Y
1973	1973	"You're Sixteen"	Ringo Starr		Y		Y
1974	1974	"Only You"	Ringo Starr	Y			Y
1975	1975	"Goodnight Vienna"	Ringo Starr	Y			Y
1980-81	1981	"All Those Years Ago"	George Harrison		Y	Y	Y
1981	1982	"Take It Away"	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1994	1995	"Free as a Bird"	The Beatles	Y	Y	Y	Y
1995	1996	"Real Love"	The Beatles	Y	Y	Y	Y
1996	1997	"Beautiful Night"	Paul McCartney		Y		Y
1997	1998	"La De Da"	Ringo Starr		Y		Y
2009	2010	"Walk With You"	Ringo Starr		Y		Y

Live performances

Live performances featuring collaboration between two or more ex-Beatles. Separate appearance at the same event does not count. Lennon was the only one who never went on stage with any of the three after the roof top concert.

Year[1]	Event	Location	Collaboration by Lennon	Collaboration by McCartney	Collaboration by Harrison	Collaboration by Starr
1969	UNICEF charity concert Cold Turkey and Don't Worry Kyoko with George, released on the album Some Time in New York City.	Lyceum Ballroom, London, England.	Y		Y
1971	The Concert for Bangladesh	Madison Square Garden, New York			Y	Y
1979	Wedding of Eric Clapton and Pattie Boyd[3]	Ewhurst, Surrey, England		Y	Y	Y
1981	Wedding of Ringo Starr and Barbara Bach[3]	London, England		Y	Y	Y
1982	Take It Away video	Elstree Studios, Hertfordshire, England		Y		Y
1985	Rockabilly Session for Carl Perkins	Limehouse Television Studios, London, England			Y	Y
1987	The Prince's Trust All-Star Rock Concert	Wembley Arena, London			Y	Y
1988	Beatles Induction at Rock and Roll Hall of Fame	Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, Los Angeles			Y	Y
1992	Natural Law Party - Benefit Concert[4][5]	Royal Albert Hall, London			Y	Y
1993	Earth Day - Ringo joined Paul on stage for "Hey Jude" finale[6]	Hollywood Bowl		Y		Y
2002	Concert for George	Royal Albert Hall, London		Y		Y
2009	David Lynch Foundation "Change Begins Within" Benefit Concert [7]	Radio City Music Hall, New York		Y		Y
2010	Ringo's 70th birthday show with Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band on July 7, McCartney came onstage during the encore and played "Birthday" with Ringo and the band.[8]	Radio City Music Hall, New York		Y		Y

Notes

1. ^ ^{a b c} For detailed dates, see article or link
2. ^ ^{a b} Where release years differ by country, the earliest year. For detailed dates, see article or link
3. ^ ^{a b} "Ringo Starr Biography - After The Beatles". http://web2.airmail.net/gshultz/bio2.html. Retrieved 26 July 2010. 
4. ^ "GEORGE HARRISON LONDON LIVE 1992". http://www.bekkoame.ne.jp/~garp/hari/live92.htm. Retrieved 26 July 2010. 
5. ^ KAYE, JEFF (April 8, 1992). "They Love Him (Yeah, Yeah, Yeah) Pop music: George Harrison uses his first London show since 1969 to promote the Natural Law Party in Britain's national elections on Thursday.". Los Angeles Times: p. 1. 
6. ^ "Apr 16 1993 – Paul McCartney headlines an Earth Day concert". http://www.thisdayinrock.com/index.php/general/1993-paul-mccartney-headlines-an-earth-day-concert/. Retrieved 26 July 2010. 
7. ^ "Concert Review: Change Begins Within". The Hollywood Reporter. 5 April 2009. http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/music-reviews/concert-review-change-begins-within-1003959022.story. Retrieved 2009-06-23. 
8. ^ "Amazing Ringo 70th Birthday show – McCartney, Yoko, Joe Walsh, Little Steven and much more.". Rock Art Show. 8 July 2010. http://www.rockartshow.com/blog/amazing-ringo-70th-birthday-show-mccartney-yoko-joe-walsh-little-steven-and-much-more/2010/07/. Retrieved 10 July 2010.