1979 compilation album The Songs Lennon and McCartney Gave Away. Beatles versions of some of these were recorded; some were not released until after their split, on compilations such as Live at the BBC (1994) and The Beatles Anthology (1995–96). Four songs and a soundtrack album were released during this period but credited solely to Paul McCartney: Unreleased songs The following compositions are believed to have been written by Lennon and McCartney, but never officially released by the Beatles or any other artist except as noted below. Many have appeared on Beatles bootlegs, an exception being "Carnival of Light". The list of unreleased songs includes some of the earliest Lennon–McCartney joint works dating back to the Quarrymen, the group that evolved into the Beatles. Several of these songs were revisited during the Get Back sessions of early 1969. See also List of songs recorded by the Beatles List of songwriter collaborations The Beatles bootleg recordings Jagger–Richards References Citations Bibliography External links "Two of Us: Inside the Lennon/McCartney Connection", by Joshua Wolf Shenk, Slate.com The Lennon-McCartney Songwriting Partnership An Introduction to Compton's Who Wrote the Beatle Songs? A History of Lennon-McCartney, with a list of his ascriptions of all the songs written by the Beatles Songs the Beatles Gave Away compiled by Joseph Brennan; includes Lennon–McCartney songs and others A list of the songs John Lennon and Paul McCartney gave to other artists during the Beatle years originally posted on Usenet rec.music.beatles 9 November 1994. Unreleased Beatles compositions showcased in Liverpool and Seattle, and on CD titled Off the Beatle Track (23 June 2009): http://www.prweb.com/releases/2009/06/prweb2550404.htm History of the Beatles The Beatles music English musical duos John Lennon Paul McCartney Musical groups established in 1962 Rock music duos British songwriting teams Male musical duos 1962 establishments in England