The Beatles Prêmios ganhos pelos Beatles e Ex-Beatles Luís Pinheiro de Almeida fez um esforço de compilação dos principais prêmios de música para os Beatles e os ex-Beatles. Eis o resultado (agradecemos contribuições): Beatles - outstanding services to british music (Ivor Novello - 1963) - best new artist (Grammy - 1964) - hall of fame (Grammy - 1975) - trustee award (1972) - rock'n'roll of fame (1988) - president's award (2004) John Lennon - special award for outstanding contribution to british music (Ivor Novello - 1980) - lifetime achievement award (Grammy - 1990) - rock'n'roll hall of fame (1994) Paul McCartney - international achievement (Ivor Novello - 1979) - outstanding services to british music (Ivor Novello - 1988) - lifetime achievement award (Grammy - 1989) - rock'n'roll hall of fame (1999) - the academy fellowship (Ivor Novello - 1999) Paul McCartney "She Loves You" (1963) - most broadcast work (Ivor Novello) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) "With The Beatles" (1963) - Grammy hall of fame (2001) "I Want To Hold Your Hand" (1963) - Grammy hall of fame (1998) "Can't Buy Me Love" (1964) - most performed work (Ivor Novello) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) "A Hard Day's Night" (1964) - best performance by a vocal group (Grammy) - Grammy hall of fame (2000) "Rubber Soul" (1964) - Grammy hall of fame (2000) "We Can Work It Out" (1965) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) "Yesterday" (1965) - outstanding song of the year (Ivor Novello) - Grammy hall of fame (1997) "Revolver" (1966) - best album cover/package (Grammy) - Grammy hall of fame (1999) "Michèlle" (1966) - most performed work (Ivor Novello) - song of the year (Grammy) "Eleanor Rigby" (1966) - best contemporary solo vocal performance male or female (Grammy) - Grammy hall of fame (2002) "Yellow Submarine" (1966) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) "Strawberry Fields Forever" (1967) - Grammy hall of fame (1999) "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1967) - album of the year (Grammy) - best contemporary album (Grammy) - best album cover (Grammy) - best engineered recording non classical (Grammy) - Grammy hall of fame (1993) "She's Leaving Home" (1967) - best song musically and lyrically (Ivor Novello) "Hey Jude" (1968) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) - Grammy hall of fame (2001) "The Beatles" (1968) - Grammy hall of fame (2000) "Ob-La-Di Ob-La-Da" (1969) - most performed work (Ivor Novello) "Abbey Road" (1969) - best engineered recording non classical (Grammy) - Grammy hall of fame (1995) "Get Back" (1969) - best selling "A" side (Ivor Novello) "Let It Be" (1970) - best original score written for a motion picture or a television special (Grammy) - best original song score (Oscar) - Grammy hall of fame (2004) "Something" (1970) - best song musically and lyrically (Ivor Novello) "Imagine" (1970) - John Lennon - Grammy hall of fame (1999) "Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey" (1971) - Paul McCartney - best arrangement-accompanying vocalist (Grammy) "My Sweet Lord" (1971) - George Harrison - most performed work (Ivor Novello) - best selling "A" side "The Concert For Bangla Desh" (1972) - George Harrison/Ringo Starr - album of the year (Grammy) "Live And Let Die" (1973) - Paul McCartney - best arrangement accompanying vocalists (Grammy) "Band On The Run" (1974) - Paul McCartney - best pop vocal performance by a duo, group or chorus (Grammy) - best engineered recording non-classical (Grammy) "Mull Of Kyntire" (1977) - Paul McCartney - best selling "A" side "Rockestra Theme" (1979) - Paul McCartney - best rock instrumental performance (Grammy) "Double Fantasy" (1981) - John Lennon - album of the year (Grammy) "Woman" (1981) - John Lennon - outstanding british lyric (Ivor Novello - 1981) "Ebony And Ivory" (1982) - Paul McCartney - international hit of the year (Ivor Novello - 1982) "We All Stand Together" (1984) - Paul McCartney - best film theme song (Ivor Novello - 1984) "The Prince's Trust All-Star Concert" (1987) - Paul McCartney - best performance music video, long form (Grammy) "Travelling Wilburys Volume One" (1989) - George Harrison - best rock performance by a duo or group with vocal (Grammy) "Free As A Bird" (1996) - best pop performance by a duo or group with vocal (Grammy) - best music video, short form (Grammy) "The Beatles Anthology" (1996) - best music video, long form (Grammy) "Gimme Some Truth" (2000) - John Lennon - best long form video (Grammy) "Marwa Blues" (2003) - George Harrison - best pop instrumental performance (Grammy)