The 1968 Beatles song Ringo Starr thought was unbeatable: “You can’t top it”The Beatles changed the direction of popular culture, an impact still felt today that transcended the hit parade, but in their hearts, they were still just four guys who wanted to rock out. Nevertheless, there was one studio session that Ringo Starr felt that The Beatles would never eclipse, which saw them create ‘Yer Blues’. Admittedly, this is somewhat strange considering that The White Album is arguably when the band’s morale was at an all-time low. ‘Yer Blues’ was throwing things back to when they’d play purely for the love of it before it became a career. While their ambitions had now traversed a plethora of new directions, ‘Yer Blues’ was concrete proof of the unparalleled chemistry that glued the four Liverpudlians together.