Who was pianist on beatle's rock and roll music?

Answer 1

George Martin ("Misery", "A Hard Day's Night", "In My Life"), Nicky Hopkins ("Revolution"), and Billy Preston ("Get Back", "Let It Be") each guested as keyboardists with The Beatles. Otherwise piano and other keyboard instruments were usually played by Paul McCartney or John Lennon.

Answer 2

George Martin played piano on some of the Beatles' early records. Later Paul McCartney played most of the piano parts on their records, but John Lennon also played piano. George Harrison and Ringo Starr played piano or organ occasionally, but not often on Beatles records.

Answer 3

Paul played piano in the early days, not all the time but in some songs.

Not sure what you consider "early," but by the time they recorded Abbey Road, Billy Preston was being referred to as the "5th Beatle."

If it's the Beatles' cover of the song Rock 'n' Roll Music you're referring to the answer is George Martin. Most of the more technical piano parts on the records from 1962 - 1967 (approx) are played by him.

Paul, John and George Martin all overdubbed on a Steinway on the 18th Oct 1964.

Answer 4

John Lennon - Guitar, Volcals, Harmonica

Paul McCartney - Guitar, volclas, Bass, drums, piaono

Ringo Starr - drums, volcals

Pete Best - drums

George Harrison - guitar volcals

Stuart Sutcliffe - bass

Answer 5

David Mason played the piccolo Trumpet on "Penny Lane", Mal Evans played trumpet on "Helter Skelter", and Paul McCartney played one on "Only A Northern Song".