The Beatles - Revolver (2nd Pressing UK - Variation B)

The Beatles' seventh album produced by George Martin.

Unanimously considered one of the masterpieces of the Liverpool group, as well as one of the most important records in pop music.

The Beatles recorded 'Revolver' after taking a three-month break at the beginning of 1966, during a historical period when London was the cultural capital of the world. The album's songs reflect the band members' interest in the psychedelic substance known as LSD, Eastern philosophy, and the avant-garde, while addressing themes such as death and transcendence from material goods. The fact that they had no plans to tour 'Revolver' pushed them to use effects and other technical devices that were difficult or impossible to reproduce live.

 

New credit layout: shifted from SONG (Composer) Lead Singer to SONG - Lead Singer (Composer)

New vinyl label design layout: Side 1 features Taxman and Eleanor Rigby on the same line

 

Yellow and Black Label

Variation B - The font used for the label is Times New Roman. The tracks Taxman and Eleanor Rigby are both on the first line

Printer name credit Ernest J. Day & Co.

SIDE 1

• Taxman
• Eleanor Rigby
• I'm Only Sleeping
• Love You To
• Here, There And Everywhere
• Yellow Submarine
• She Said She Said

SIDE 2

• Good Day Sunshine
• And Your Bird Can Sing
• For No One
• Dr. Robert
• I Want To Tell You 
• Got To Get You Into My Life
• Tomorrow Never Knows