Wild in the Country

It's not clear to me how often Pete Best sang lead vocals when he was in the Beatles, but we know he did so at least occasionally.

Before the Brian Epstein era, he'd sung songs such as Matchbox and Wild in the Country, but his singing spot had been dropped.

Then Brian responded to pressure from Pete's mother Mona and got the Beatles to give him front of stage time again, this time singing a song called Peppermint Twist.

There's a wonderful photo from a fan club show at the Cavern in 1962, with Pete singing out front while Paul plays drums.