The Beatles - Rubber Soul (1st Pressing)

1st pressing 

Black label - yellow logo

The Beatles' sixth album, produced by George Martin. The release of the album coincided with the group's peak artistic maturity.

It is the first Beatles record not to feature the band's name on the front cover.

In The Beatles' discography, 'Rubber Soul' is considered one of their most musically innovative albums.

The recording of the album took only four weeks (autumn 1965) and followed the end of the US tour, which had begun on August 15, 1965, with their historic performance at the Shea Stadium in New York.

The cover photo was taken by Robert Freeman in the garden of Kenwood

SIDE A

• Drive My Car
• Norwegian Wood
• You Won't See Me
• Nowhere Man
• Think for Yourself (Harrison)
• The World
• Michelle

SIDE B

• What Goes On (Lennon - McCartney - Starkey)
• Girl
• I'm Looking Through You 
• In My Life
• Wait 
• If I Needed Someone (Harrison)
• Run for Your Life

Runout SIDE A YEX 178

Runout SIDE B YEX 179