Songs of the Beatles have been covered since 1963, and sometimes in huge numbers. Thousands of these Beatles covers can be found here, in selections of media lists, songs, or performing artists. All these items contain at the least one Beatles Cover Version.
The selection of tributes show that it was not only just the Beatles' music that had influence on other artists. The Beatles' album sleeve art had huge impact and still is an object for parodies.
For 50 years already Abbey Road is a comfortable and amazing Beatles album. Side one of the LP has compostions of all four Beatles. And all with a song that became more of less a hit or is covered remarkably by other artists.
Frank Sinatra covered George Harrison's song Something and called it the best Lennon and McCartney song. Ringo Starr's Octopus's Garden was covered by Reparata and The Delrons and this Sesame Street version (count to eight) is simply beautiful and heartwarming.
The iconic sleeve photo is maybe even more famous than the record itself and maybe the most famous of all Beatles record sleeves. You only need a zebra crossing and some people or objects to make your own Abbey Road picture.
You will find several of these Abbey
Road sleeve tributes here (All
have at the least one Beatles Cover Version).
Top ten covered songs over several periods. Have a look and enjoy.
7999 Unique Cover Versions
2684 Artists (covering Beatles songs)
1559 Items with Beatles Cover Versions
The statistics pages give an idea about how the covering of Beatles's songs changed over the time. What songs are popular, and in which year a certain song is more covered then others. And yes, the amount of Beatles cover versions seems to be endless.