Paul McCartney is obviously best known for his work in The Beatles but after the Fab Four broke up in 1970, McCartney kickstarted his prolific solo career which includes his work in the 70s rock band Wings with his wife Linda McCartney.  Over the last fifty-one years he has managed to release a further twenty-two studio albums plus dozens of others that include live albums, cover albums, reinterpretations of previous releases, movie soundtracks, classical albums and even underground techno collaborations. In this video I rank his twenty-two studio albums and then sum up the rest of his work in a lightning round list towards the end.

Every Paul McCartney Album Ranked Worst to Best

Ruby has started a business baking cakes from home. At the last minute, she has been tasked with creating the centrepiece cake at a friend’s wedding. Now, along with her aloof partner Tom, she must navigate a broken-down car, dismissive parents, unhelpful friends and other obstacles in order to make it to the wedding on time.

Ruby and Tom Take a Cake to a Wedding

Despite being best known for his work in The Beatles, John Lennon had a deeply fascinating solo career.

Every John Lennon Album Ranked Worst to Best

George Harrison was not only a superb guitar player, song-writer, and innovator in The Beatles, but also forged a brilliant solo career that is often overlooked compared to that of Lennon and McCartney's.  In his thirty years as a solo artist, George Harrison created some of the finest compositions of the 20th century.  He may have been the toughest ex-Beatle to figure out, but he showed us who he was through his music which was honest, intriguing and deeply spiritual.

Every George Harrison Album Ranked Worst to Best

Concert film/documentary of the 1976 Neil Young & Crazy Horse tour of Japan and Europe.