With A Little Help From My Friends (Neal Morse Album) - Track Listing

Track Listing

  1. "Inner Circle Piece # 1" (Morse) - over 10 minutes of new music
  2. "With a Little Help from My Friends" (Lennon–McCartney) - (The Beatles cover)
  3. "Piano Man" (Joel) - (Billy Joel cover)
  4. "Cat's in the Cradle" (Chapin) - Harry Chapin cover
  5. "Solsbury Hill" (Gabriel) - Peter Gabriel cover
  6. "Easy Livin'" (Hensley) - Uriah Heep cover
  7. "In Your Eyes" (Gabriel) - Peter Gabriel cover
Neal Morse
Prog albums
  • Testimony
  • One
  • ?
  • Sola Scriptura
  • Lifeline
  • Testimony 2
  • Momentum
Non-prog albums
  • Neal Morse
  • Merry Christmas from the Morse Family
  • It's Not Too Late
  • Transatlantic Demos
  • God Won't Give Up
  • Lead Me Lord
  • Send the Fire
  • Cover to Cover
  • Songs from the Highway
  • Secret Place
  • The River
  • Mighty to Save
  • Get in the Boat
Live albums
  • Testimony Live
  • ? Live
  • Sola Scriptura & Beyond
  • So Many Roads: Live in Europe
  • Testimony 2 Live in LA
  • Live Momentum
Inner Circle releases
  • Inner Circle CD 1
  • Inner Circle DVD 1
  • Inner Circle CD 3
  • Hit Man
  • Whispers in the Wind
  • Neal Morse in the 80's!
  • The Europe Winter 2006 Church Tour
  • Hodgepodge
  • Question Mark & Beyond - Tour of Europe 2006 DVD
  • Live at the Kings Center DVD
  • Let's Polka
  • With a Little Help from My Friends
  • Homeland
  • Encores and New Songs
  • Making of Testimony DVD
  • Acoustic Sunrise
  • From the Inner Circle
  • Demos and Live Stuff
  • From the Video Vault DVD
  • Sola Scriptura Live
  • 3RP Fest in Pittsburgh DVD
Related bands
  • Spock's Beard
  • Transatlantic
  • Flying Colors

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