Billboard Top 50 Hot Rock Songs | December 1st 2018

Billboard Hot 100 Single Charts | Top 100 | November 24th 2018

Billboard Top 50 Hot Rock Songs | November 17th 2018

Top 50 Hot Rock Songs
Week Ending November 17th 2018

Top 10 Greatest Music Biopics

Magazine Cover of the Week

CREEM

January 1977

Country Music Association Awards 2018 - Winners [52nd CMA Awards]

WE LOVE THE BEATLES

A 1974 live version was recorded by the Elton John Band with John Lennon and released as the B-side to the former's "Philadelphia Freedom" single. The song is available on the Lennon box set, and on Elton John's To Be Continued... box set as well as the expanded CD edition of his 1976 live album Here and There and Elton John's Rare Masters. Lennon's introduction:

I'd like to thank Elton and the boys for having me on tonight. We tried to think of a number to finish off with so I can get out of here and be sick, and we thought we'd do a number of an old, estranged fiancé of mine, called Paul. This is one I never sang, it's an old Beatle number, and we just about know it.

This was the last major live performance by John Lennon. After Lennon's death, the track was released as a single and reached #40 on the UK Singles Chart in March 1981, making it the first time that any version of the song had entered the UK charts.

(Forgive me, I took the above from Wikipedia but I just love this song and this version is pretty darn good and I wish I could have seen this live.)

Billboard Hot 100 - Top 100 Songs Of The Week (November 10th 2018)

Billboard Top 200 Albums | TOP 10 | November 10th 2018

Billboard Top 20 Greatest Country Songs Of All Time

The Greatest of All-Time 60th Anniversary Billboard Country Songs rankings are based on weekly performance on the Hot 100
(from its inception on Aug. 4, 1958, through July 21, 2018).
Songs are ranked based on an inverse point system, with weeks at No. 1 earning the greatest value and weeks at lower spots earning the least. Due to changes in chart methodology over the years, eras are weighted differently to account for chart turnover rates during various periods.