| Fact | Which Beatle? |
|---|
| Had a son who had two top ten singles on his own | |
| His son performed with The Who at the 2010 Super Bowl | |
| Jailed in Japan for marijuana possession | |
| Left the band Rory Storm and the Hurricanes to join the Beatles | |
| Narrated a children's show on PBS | |
| Only Beatle to have a #1 single officially credited to him and his wife | |
| Original middle name was Winston | |
| Recorded a single in a Montreal hotel room without even getting out of bed | |
| Was a producer on several Monty Python films | |
| Was married in Ireland | |
| Wrote a #1 song for another solo Beatle | |
| Wrote the book 'A Spaniard In The Works' | |
| Wrote the song 'Octopus's Garden' | |
| Youngest of the four | |
| Actual legal first name is James | |
| Appeared at Live Aid | |
| Appeared completely nude on an album cover | |
| Claimed the Beatles were 'bigger than Jesus' | |
| Co-starred in movies with Frank Zappa and Peter Sellers | |
| Elton John is his youngest son's godfather | |
| Father of Dhani | |
| Father of Stella | |
| First Beatle to host Saturday Night Live | |
| First to release a solo album | |
| Fought off a burglar in his own home and was stabbed | |
| Had #1 duets with 2 different American artists | |
| Had a deep interest in Indian culture | |
| Had a hit single with a nursery rhyme | |
| Had a son who had two top ten singles on his own | |
| His son performed with The Who at the 2010 Super Bowl | |
| Jailed in Japan for marijuana possession | |
| Left the band Rory Storm and the Hurricanes to join the Beatles | |
| Narrated a children's show on PBS | |
| Only Beatle to have a #1 single officially credited to him and his wife | |
| Original middle name was Winston | |
| Recorded a single in a Montreal hotel room without even getting out of bed | |
| Was a producer on several Monty Python films | |
| Was married in Ireland | |
| Wrote a #1 song for another solo Beatle | |
| Wrote the book 'A Spaniard In The Works' | |
| Wrote the song 'Octopus's Garden' | |
| Youngest of the four | |
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