John Lennon-lead vocals Paul McCartney &George Harrison-backing vocals
Paul Mccartney sang the main vocal part of When I'm Sixty-four
They all sang. Paul, John, George, and Ringo. With the Beatles, whoever wrote the song typically did the lead vocals, with a few exceptions. Paul McCartney and John Lennon sang lead most of the time because they wrote about 75% of the songs, but about 2 or 3 songs per album George Harrison or Ringo Starr would sing lead.
They all did. Ringo Starr usually got one song per album, George Harrison one or two, and the rest were by John Lennon and/or Paul McCartney. Most often, it was John Lennon or Paul McCartney as the lead vocalists. George Harrison sang all of the songs he wrote and Ringo sang a few songs. They all contributed to the vocal harmonies.All four Beatles sang lead vocals on singles. However, the general principle was that the writer of the song usually sang it, Ringo only wrote two songs for the Beatles so rarely sang. Ringo probably had the weakest voice.They all sang certain songs, but the most commonly known singers from the band are Lennon and McCartney.They all sang. Paul, John, George, and Ringo. With the Beatles, whoever wrote the song typically did the lead vocals, with a few exceptions. Paul McCartney and John Lennon sang lead most of the time because they wrote about 75% of the songs, but about 2 or 3 songs per album George Harrison or Ringo Starr would sing lead.
Don Henley
John Lennon-lead vocals Paul McCartney &George Harrison-backing vocals
Paul McCartney
George Harrison
Paul. Paul and John shared the lead vocals. MP
John Lennon.
Paul McCartney sang lead vocals on the song "I Will" from the White Album!
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Paul Mccartney sang the main vocal part of When I'm Sixty-four
No. Ringo Starr was their drummer. George was their lead guitarist and back up vocalist although he occasionally sang lead vocals as well.
Paul McCartney sang Rocky Raccoon
confunkshun, but not sure of the lead vocals
John and paul are considered to be but the all the beatles sang lead at some point