"Mighty Like a Rose" by Elvis Costello – ***

First released: 1991

Elvis Costello album that features that McCartney co-compositions and vocals on "So Like Candy" and "Playboy to a Man".

Midnight Special by Paul McCartney – ****

First released: 1988

Old time blues tune performed admirably by Paul for his "Choba B CCCP" album. Later, he performed it live for "Unplugged (The Official Bootleg)", but this version didn't end up on the album. Instead it was the b-side to the "Biker Like An Icon" CD single. Go figure. On that version, Paul describes the origins of the "Midnight Special" and what Sugarland is.

Midnight Hour by George Harrison – ***

Unreleased.

George performed live on this track in 1987 with John Fogarty singing lead.

Midwife by Paul McCartney – ***

First released: 1999

One of the few original tracks from Paul's largely instrumental "Working Classical".

Microbes by George Harrison – **

First released: 1968

Another track from George’s "Wonderwall Music". Kind of a whiny sounding track, sounding somewhat like someone letting the air out of a balloon. Not sure if I really like it.

Michelle by The Beatles – ****

First released: 1965

This kind of is like "Yesterday, Part Two", as it sounds very similar, yet very unique. Paul was really composing some great stuff in 1965-1966 after a bit of a slump in 1964. It’s from "Rubber Soul" and is again one of those songs that probably should have been a single. As it was, it was included in the "1962-1966" compilation because of this potential single status. Paul performs a live version for 1993’s "Paul is Live" and again on and 2003's "Back in the World". It’s nice that Paul performed a personal live version for Michelle Obama in 2010.

Michael Row Your Boat Ashore by The Beatles – ***

Unreleased.

The Beatles perform a version of this classic tune during their 1969 "Get Back" sessions.