‘Grammy Salute to the Beatles’: Adam Levine, Keith Urban, Imagine Dragons Explain Song Selections (Video)

Levine performed “Ticket to Ride” with his band Maroon Five, while Urban performed “Don’t Let Me Down” alongside John Mayer

The key to a great cover is picking a great song, and the artists that stuck around after the Grammy Awards last month to perform in front of Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr for CBS’ “The Beatles: The Night That Changed America – A GRAMMY Salute” had no shortage to choose from.

Adam Levine with Maroon 5, Keith Urban and John Mayer, Brad Paisley and Pharrell Williams, and Imagine Dragons were among the various acts that paid tribute to the band that changed music forever 50 years ago with just one performance on “The Ed Sullivan Show.”

See video: Paul McCartney: Ed Sullivan Theater Return Is ‘Like Going Back to Your Old School’

“John asked me to sit in with him, and we were trying to think of a song to do,” Urban said in a video (above) shot backstage at the concert event.

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