Give
Peace a Chance
-released 1970
Hot As Sun
-released November 1970
The Black
Album
- released December 1970
Buy the Farm
-released August 1971
With The Quarrymen Quartet
-unreleased
Too Many Fifth
Beatles
- released late 1971
Political
Nonsense
-released October 1972
Meat City
-released July 1973
Live and Let
Die
-released December 1973
Beatles On The Run
-released July 1974
Junior's Farm
-released January 1975
The Grey Album
-released October 1975
Rock and Roll
Vol. II
-released July 1976
Let'em In
-released December 1976
Here Comes
the Moon
-released May 1979
Live in the 70's
-released July
1981
All Those Years
Ago
-released July 1982
Men In Suits
-released July 1988
Free As A Bird
-released October 1997
Beatles Solo
One
-released July 2001
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The
four individual members were shocked at the results of the
Black Album. Apple Corps., Ltd. was  operating
in the black again and convinced the group to continue putting
out product. With pending litigation, record obligations still
proceeded, and Paul reluctantly sent in solo tracks along
with the other three for a country-flavored album The
Beatles Buy the Farm. This collection was cohesive with
its country-flavored and "death of The Beatles"
theme although basically a solo collection with John, George,
and Ringo making some attempts to collaborate together.
John’s Well Well Well faded
into Paul’s more syrupy “Well Well Well”
intro of Long Haired Lady to give the illusion that
the two were still working together, when in fact, the cover
photo was edited from some of their exterior verbal battles
as witnessed by the world press. Again the Beatles laid claim
to its demise, this time closing  the
LP with George’s superior version of All Things
Must Pass. John’s God was considered,
but dropped since it lacked any sense of a country flavor.
This collection reached number one in Canada,
number two briefly in both the U.S. and U.K. charts, and chartered
fairly well worldwide.
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