Who sang the lead vocals on the most songs by The Beatles?

The article compares how often each Beatle sang lead vocals on the group’s officially released songs. It argues that while John Lennon began as the band’s central figure, he and Paul McCartney shared the role of lead singer, and counting their vocal contributions offers one way to assess that balance.

The tally includes a song if a Beatle sang lead for any part of it, including joint leads, and excludes instrumental works such as “Revolution 9”. Ringo Starr has the fewest lead vocal appearances, with 13, while George Harrison has 36; the article notes that these totals do not measure how strongly a singer defines a particular song. The supplied article text cuts off before giving the final comparison between Lennon and McCartney.