The White Album Don’t be fooled by the name(s). The Beatles / White Album was less the collective work of

“The Beatles are turning awfully funny, aren’t they?” (HM Queen Elizabeth to Sir Joseph Lockwood, chairman of EMI, October 1967).

There’s a paradox here: although Pepper is easily the most famous of the Beatle’s albums (arguably the most famous album

From Klaus Voorman’s fabulous artwork (demonstrating that with sufficient talent behind it, black & white can be just as psychedelic

Both chronologically and artistically, Rubber Soul is The Beatles’ pivotal album (and George’s favourite). The moptop days are over: playing

Help! Was a step forward from the doldrums of Beatles For Sale. Though Lennon wasn’t feeling any more cheerful- the

For Sale was released at the height of Beatlemania, the studio sessions squeezed into whatever spare time was available in

For many fabficionados, Hard Day’s Night is The One; their only truly flawless album. No submarines, 64 year-olds, honey pies

With The Beatles saw the lads growing in confidence. Fewer cover versions, and George’s first credit. Once again, the world