Very nice, but incomplete. You need to have accurate info on the McCartney tracks. For example Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey is credit to Paul & Linda McCartney. Add the duet partners also on Say Say Say & Ebony & Ivory. Don't forget McCartney had a top 40 just a couple of years ago (for 1 week) with U2 on a live version of Sgt Peppers Lonely Hearts Club Band from some award show, perhaps the Grammies.
Oh, and unless you want a lot of nasty comments from the Brits, you should accept "Mull of Kintyre" as an alternate to "Girls School". It's the flip side and is one of the biggest hits in the history of the UK.
Slight inconsistancy: Junior's Farm/Sally G were flip sides of the same single and are listed separately, while My Sweet lord/Isn't It A Pity were on the same single but listed together. So are No-No Song/Snookeroo. Suggest you merge Farm & Sally, allowing each title separately as an alternate answer. "Junior's Farm|Sally G/Junior's farm/jrs farm/sally g" will work, but I suspect you know that.
Formatwise, shrink the first column to the minimum 10%, and make the Beatle column wider (at least 30% to accommodate actual artist credits). That'll make the 3 columns more even when they show up and fill up.
There. Hope I haven't bored you.
Great work on the alternate answers, which can't be easy on song titles like #9 Dream.
|
The Beatles: Rock Band Songs
Top 10 Hits of 2009
Solo Beatles #1 Singles
