The Beatles hit 'Hey Jude' has emerged as fans' favourite after the Liverpool band's entire back catalogue was released on iTunes earlier this week.
The Liverpool fab four's music was finally made available to buy on iTunes after years of negotiations.
From the first week's sales the McCartney track 'Hey Jude' is the biggest selling Beatles song, reports The Guardian.
Bookies William Hill put the odds of a complete top-10 made up of Beatles songs at 10/1 before the end of 2011.
Meanwhile, Yoko Ono showed her support to this year's X Factor contestants following Saturday's Beatles tribute night.
The Beatles on iTunes: Bands Inspired By The Fab Four
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Oasis - Arguably the band most indebted to the Fab Four, Oasis’s Lennon influences run from their music to their stage set-up (former drummer Zac Starkey is the son of The Beatles’ Ringo Star). In a recent interview, Noel Gallagher said the Liverpool band influenced “more now than when I was a kid”.
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