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1. American Releases. August 8th, , was the release date of the eleven-track American version of the “Revolver” album. This ‘Paul heavy’ track list paired “For No One” directly after his lead vocal song “Good Day Sunshine,” presenting the album to the US market as dominated by "the cute Beatle."This American version of the "Revolver" album got a compact disc release on January.
2. Jun 27,  · Published on Jun 27, Paul McCartney's original conception for the ending of "For No One" on the album Revolver was not included on the finished album.
3. The Beatles — Revolver (). Another Beatles album, another mixed bag. I’m coming to accept that I’m just not going to find myself loving the Beatles after all of this.
4. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the Cassette release of Revolver on Discogs. Label: IMD (2) - IMD • Format: Cassette Album, Unofficial Release, Stereo • Country: Saudi Arabia • Genre: Rock • .
5. During December and the first two months of ’66, The Beatles’ Rubber Soul album spent eight weeks at No.1 in the UK and six weeks at No.1 in the US, and was still in the US Top 20 when the group returned to Abbey Road studios in April ’66 to begin recording material for their next new album. The ‘all killer no filler’ excellence of Rubber Soul had set a new benchmark for the.
6. Aug 06,  · It was 54 years ago Saturday (August 8th, ), that the Beatles released their groundbreaking seventh album imalnersiolongpertakanotgeveher.coinfo sets the album apart from its predecessors is that aside from a brief nine date UK tour the previous winter, and no new movie to be shot for , the group had an unprecedented five months off to recharge their creative batteries, and for the first time the group .
7. 'Revolver' features some of the Fab Four's most famous songs: 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Yellow Submarine,' but what really sets this album apart is the number of slightly under the radar or less famous songs which are just as good, if not better than any of the tracks on the '1' / Number One's album collection/5(K).
8. “For No One” is a song written by Paul McCartney (credited to Lennon–McCartney) that originally appeared on The Beatles' seventh album, Revolver. A baroque pop song about the end of a.