EMI Studios, Abbey Road, 9 May 1966 The Beatles recorded 10 takes of the backing track for Paul McCartney's song For No One on this day, in a short session.

The Beatles’ 10 Greatest Concerts. Celebrated in pretty much every other way, the Fab Four have always been underrated as a live band. These gigs show just how powerful they could be onstage. 3. Palais de Sports; Paris, France; June 20th, 1965 The one and only time the Beatles performed an encore after they became famous was at this Parisian evening gig. The Beatles hadn’t gone over well in Paris the year before; this is the sound of a proper conquering, after a failed first attempt.

Absolutely the best Beatles album with Abbey road coming up for second. Great hits like 'A Day In The Life', and other great hits although I love every Beatles album nothing even comes close to Sgt. Peppers. My grandmother showed me this album and we listened to it while painting the walls and since then I was hooked. It's the height of all their musical talents and songwriting abilities. They worked for years perfecting their individual crafts and their sound as a group. George's best songs are on this album and the medley is the greatest work created by both Lennon and McCartney. This may not be as iconic as Peppers but it's a beautiful, magical, and rare piece of work. Unlike their other albums, this album lacks flaws.

With The Beatles shot to No. 1 in the Britain replacing Please Please Me and remained there for 21 of the 51 weeks it spent in the Top Twenty. The Making Of With The Beatles.

The Beatles released 13 albums during their seven-year recording career. And almost every single one of them is a masterpiece. It helped that the group came of age during one the most fertile periods for music in the past couple hundred years. It also helped that the band included two of the best songwriters of the 20th century – and a third who wasn't too bad either. So what we're basically saying is, you really can't go wrong with any of the Beatles' albums (well, maybe one or two.

Beatles For Sale (1964). Who could blame the Beatles for putting out a mediocre offering in the middle of the insanity that was Beatlemania, when the young group was under the white-hot spotlight of fame seemingly 24/7? This was an album that gathered dust for me growing up. Maybe it was all the country music influences or the darker tone on certain songs. But when I came back to it later as an adult, I realized the opening trio - No Reply, I’m a Loser, Baby’s in Black - was so much deeper than I had realized.

It was 50 years ago today: The Beatles released Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, an album of profound significance in the arc of modern music. On the most basic level, this was yet another batch of amazing Beatles songs in a career full of them, but its impact on music history is much deeper than that. Sgt. Pepper solidified the LP as not just a collection of singles and filler but a full-length creative statement. It popularized concept albums in the mass consciousness. It redefined the possibilities for rock-star metamorphosis.

With the Beatles or Meet the Beatles or The Beatles? It's time to finally decide which Beatles album is the greatest and this time you, the fans, get the vote! And once you've voted for and ranked all the albums, you can get really detailed and vote for the best Beatles songs ever. Long live Beatlemania! If you're curious what kind of acts the Beatles would have been up against if they hadn't stopped touring, check out the greatest live bands of all time. Beatlemania! With The Beatles Not a Second Time, Please Mister Postman, You Really Got a Hold on Me. 12. 400 239. Beatles for Sale I Don’t Want to Spoil the Party, Medley: Kansas City, HeyHeyHeyHey!, Baby’s in Black. 13. 369 174. Meet the Beatles! All My Loving, Hold Me Tight, Hold Me Tight.

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