Trombone

Slide brass instrument in the tenor-bass range.

songs

24 Beatles recordings feature a brass section. The first was 'Got to Get You into My Life' (1966).

Analysis

Song count per year

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

Early0 · 0%

Mid-period3 · 23%

Late10 · 77%

Year

Album

Writer

Lead vocal(s)

#	Title	Year	Album	Lead Vocal(s)	Performer(s)	Notes
1	A Day in the Life	1967	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	John, Paul	Raymond Brown,T. Moore,Raymond Premru	3 trombones, including bass trombone
2	Good Morning Good Morning	1967	Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band	John	John Lee	Sounds Inc. brass overdub
3	All You Need Is Love	1967	Magical Mystery Tour	John	Evan Watkins,Harold Spain,Harry Spain	Evan Watkins, Harry Spain
4	Hey Jude	1968	Past Masters	Paul	–	4 trombones
5	Martha My Dear	1968	The Beatles (The White Album)	Paul	Ted Barker	–
6	Mother Nature's Son	1968	The Beatles (The White Album)	Paul	Uncredited	2 trombones
7	Revolution 1	1968	The Beatles (The White Album)	John	Don Lang,Bill Povey,Rex Morris,J. Power	4 trombones
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8	Carry That Weight	1969	Abbey Road	Paul, John, George, Ringo	Uncredited	–
9	Golden Slumbers	1969	Abbey Road	Paul	Uncredited	–
10	The End	1969	Abbey Road	Paul	–	–
11	Let It Be	1970	Let It Be	Paul	Uncredited	4 January 1970 overdub session (EMI/EMI Studios) added a brass section arranged by George Martin: 'trombone, two tenor saxophones, one barit…
12	I Me Mine	1970	Let It Be	George	Uncredited	3 trombones
13	The Long and Winding Road	1970	Let It Be	Paul	–	3 trombones