Side A
Artist	Song
Paul McCartney	Band on the Run
Paul McCartney	Jet
John Lennon	Cold Turkey
George Harrison	All Things Must Pass
Ringo Starr	I'm the Greatest
Paul McCartney	Bluebird
George Harrison	Try Some, Buy Some
John Lennon	Mind Games
John Lennon	John Sinclair
Paul McCartney	Let Me Roll It
George Harrison	Give Me Love (Give Me Peace on Earth)
John Lennon	Aisumasen (I'm Sorry)
John Lennon	Out the Blue
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
John Lennon	New York City
John Lennon	Woman is the Nigger of the World
Ringo Starr	Photograph
Paul McCartney	My Love
George Harrison	Living in the Material World
John Lennon	Tight A$
Ringo Starr	It Don't Come Easy
Paul McCartney	Helen Wheels
George Harrison	Don't Let Me Wait Too Long
Paul McCartney	Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
Ringo Starr	You're Sixteen
John Lennon	One Day (At a Time)
Paul McCartney	Picasso's Last Words (Drink to Me)

Comment:

1973 was a HUGE year for the ex-Beats. (Notice how I skipped over 1972 - John's mediocre Sometime in New York City was the only solo work released; some of those songs show up on this one).
Ringo finally released an album w/new songs on it, the self-titled Ringo. John bounced back from Sometime in NYC with the excellent Mind Games album. George released the really-quite-good Living in the Material World. But '73 was really Paul's year. Why? Four little words - Band on the Run. BotR is Macca's solo masterpiece, with only Tug of War and Back to the Egg even coming close. As w/Imagine, I hate to chop BotR up, but in the interest of science, it must be done. But BotR was released at the end of that turbulent year (December); in the spring, Paul released the decent Red Rose Speedway - and when I write "decent," I mean compared to '71's offerings, not to what he was to unveil at the end of 1973.
There's mucho material to choose from here, so I present to you the second proper double album from the Beatles - these guys just keep rolling along, don't they? You may also notice that I included John's single from earlier on, Cold Turkey. John finally convinced Paul how great a song it was.
The title & cover is an homage to Marcel Duchamp. I think that the Beatles would have appreciated his art and would have liked this play on their record label symbol.
Singles: 1. Band on the Run b/w Bluebird; 2. Mind Games b/w Tight A$; 3. Photograph b/w Let Me Roll It; 4. Give Me Love b/w Out the Blue; 5. Jet b/w New York City; 6. Cold Turkey b/w Helen Wheels; 7. My Love b/w One Day (At a Time).

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