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What was the last Beatles no 1 hit single?

The Beatles had their last number one single in 1970 for "The Long and Winding Road", which reached the top of the charts in both the United States and Canada.


The Beatles' first hit on the US Billboard charts was?

I Want to hold your hand


What was The Beatles first hit song?

1962. "Love Me Do" reached number one on the U.S. and Australian charts.


What was The Beatles' first hit in Germany?

"My Bonnie", where the Beatles backed singer Tony Sheridan, reportedly reached Number Five in the German record charts in 1961.


Who had a hit in 1965 with the song 'help'?

The Beatles hit song "Help" was number 1 on the charts from August 29 - September 18 1965.


Beatles last hit?

The long and winding road.


Beatles last hit ever?

The Long And Winding Road


In 1962 which Beatles hit was the first one to be number one?

their first single was love me do and their first number one hit was please please me on the UK charts.


What is the beatles best known song?

I'm gonna say either All You Need Is Love or Here Comes The Sun.


What was the most famous beatles song?

the most famous beatles song is let it be although not their most heard, let it be was at the top of the charts the moment it was released in 1960 this was the best hit on the chart!!


What was the beatles first number 1 hit?

Love me do only reached #17 on the British charts. The first #1 was Please Please Me.


What was The Beatles' last hit single?

Beatles songs have been released after the break up, however, for example, "Free as a Bird" was recorded in 1994 using an old recording of Lennon (he died in 1980), but none of these reached #1. Several songs from the Beatles last two albums reached the status of #1 hit, such as "Get Back", "Come Together", "Let it Be" and "The Long and Winding Road". The last Beatles hit to retain the #1 position was "The Long and Winding Road" from "Let it Be" (which was one of McCartney's reason for leaving The Beatles, as he was dissatisfied with the producer's addition of a backing orchestra), which reached number 1 on the 13th June 1970.