Abbey Road – The Beatles
On 26 September 1969 the Beatles released the last album they recorded together, cut at Abbey Road with George Martin.
The Beatles – Tomorrow Never Knows
The Beatles’ Tomorrow Never Knows (Revolver, 1966): tape loops, Leslie vocal, Starr’s flat drum pattern.
The Beatles – Thirty tracks in a blank sleeve
In November 1968, The Beatles released the White Album: thirty tracks in a near-blank sleeve, recorded largely as separate sessions at Abbey Road and Trident.
Top 10 Accidental songs that took over the world
Ten chart hits that began as B-sides, warm-ups, dreams, or accidental studio moments rather than planned A-sides.
The Beatles – Studio craft that kept rewriting the charts
The Beatles formed in Liverpool, turned Hamburg club hours into a writing routine, then used EMI's Abbey Road to change how the records were made.
Magical Mystery Tour – Double EP at home, Capitol LP abroad
In late 1967 the Beatles issued Magical Mystery Tour as a double EP in Britain and as a Capitol LP in the US, tying six new studio cuts to the soundtrack of their homemade TV film.
What if The Beatles never broke up?
In January 1970 the lawyers never arrive with dissolution papers.
Revolver – Abbey Road, George Martin, the leap
On 5 August 1966 Parlophone released Revolver, the Beatles album cut at Abbey Road with George Martin after the band stopped pretending every song needed a stage arrangement.
Rubber Soul – Compressed Abbey Road, folk in the room
On 3 December 1965 Parlophone released Rubber Soul, the Beatles album recorded at Abbey Road in a compressed autumn run with George Martin after Help! and another American tour.
Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band – Pepperland at Abbey Road, June 1967
On 1 June 1967 Parlophone released Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band, the Beatles album tracked at Abbey Road with George Martin after the band quit touring and treated the studio as the only stage.
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