Electric piano

A Fender Rhodes or Wurlitzer electric piano rather than acoustic – intimate, slightly gritty

songs

Electric piano first appears on a Beatles record on 'Bad Boy' (1965).

Analysis

Song count per year

% of each member's catalogue with this tag (by writing credit)

Early0 · 0%

Mid-period6 · 33%

Late12 · 67%

Year

Album

Writer

Lead vocal(s)

#	Title	Year	Album	Lead Vocal(s)	Performer(s)	Notes
1	Tell Me What You See	1965	Help!	John, Paul	Paul McCartney	Hohner Pianet
2	The Night Before	1965	Help!	Paul	John Lennon	Hohner Pianet, first Beatles use
3	You Like Me Too Much	1965	Help!	George	John Lennon	Lennon, intro figure
4	In My Life	1965	Rubber Soul	John	George Martin	–
5	Getting Better	1967	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	Paul	George Martin,Paul McCartney	–
6	I Am the Walrus	1967	Magical Mystery Tour	John	John Lennon	Hohner Pianet, played by Lennon
7	Revolution	1968	Past Masters	John	Nicky Hopkins	–
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8	I'm So Tired	1968	The Beatles (The White Album)	John	Paul McCartney	–
9	Savoy Truffle	1968	The Beatles (The White Album)	George	Chris Thomas	–
10	Don't Let Me Down	1969	Past Masters	John, Paul	Billy Preston	–
11	Get Back	1969	Let It Be	Paul	Billy Preston	Fender Rhodes
12	Come Together	1969	Abbey Road	John	John Lennon,Paul McCartney	Fender Rhodes, swampy chordal voicing
13	Let It Be	1970	Let It Be	Paul	Paul McCartney	–
14	Dig a Pony	1970	Let It Be	John	Billy Preston	–
15	I Me Mine	1970	Let It Be	George	Paul McCartney	–
16	I've Got a Feeling	1970	Let It Be	Paul, John	Billy Preston	–
17	One After 909	1970	Let It Be	John, Paul	Billy Preston	–
18	The Long and Winding Road	1970	Let It Be	Paul	Billy Preston	Billy Preston played a Fender Rhodes electric piano on this track, not a Hammond organ.