The Beatles Recording of Revolver

The Beatles documentary. Details the recording of Revolver

[zukipower]

Revolver is an incredible album. Arguably the best one but it's so hard to choose. What I can say is The Beatles will always be the best band in the world.

[Sunshine-bj]

So much talent and creativity between them all.

[jtstanway]

my absolute favourite all time album ever...this album changed my life

[JianLakerson]

I was blown away by Tomorrow Never Knows, it was brilliant!

[ChocoJoestar]

This might be my favourite Beatles era. Magnificent video once again, thank you for blessing us on this Saturday morning

[Dopesickgypsy]

I love the get back documentary. It's cool to see them at the end of their run and the dynamics going on still. But I really would have liked to seen a doc about the recording of revolver. When everyone was at the top of their game. From all four Beatles to George Martin and Jeff Emrik. That would have been truly fascinating to watch

[srlikqb]

Thanks for making these documentaries about the Beatles albums!

What an incredible journey they took us all on! I always wanted to see the details from each album they made because of how they progressed and kept getting better and expanding their sound! Incredible growth for only 7 years of their existence as a group!

No other group did this. They went from Love Me Do to A Day in the Life! That’s mind blowing Artistic Growth never achieved before by anyone! Absolutely stunning!

Which is why they are the GOAT to this day! They were better than anyone else 50 years ago and they are better than anyone else now! They beat everyone! That’s why I call them the Beat Alls! 😅😂

Thanks, Man!
You Rock! 😊

[IsaacWale]

This album is so revolutionary it's incomprehensible.

[johngraves]

OH, that was fascinating! Revolver was the first record I bought, ever, at age 10. My mom, a classical pianist, made me throw it away. Fortunately, that was also the last record she ever made me throw away. I reacquired it a year later -- by then we were in the summer of love, and Sgt Pepper was in the air -- everywhere. And the Beatles WERE more popular than god.

[Seth-ffdn]

Great little documentary! I was a teen when this dropped. We all loved it. Had no idea what kind of work and creativity went into it.

[RogerPeet]

1966 was my very favorite year for 'Beatle Hair' in 1966, my hair wasn't there, yet
The USA version of 'Revolver' had ONLY 2 Lennon songs on it !
When I bought this album, 1966, I sat in my bedroom and listened to it, endlessly. Beatles4Ever

[Poukourada]

Revolver is (in my opinion) THE BEST ALBUM OF THE BEATLES

[danielbrown]

Tomorrow never knows is one of my favs from Revolver. That one, I'm only sleeping and And your bird can sing.

Side note, I never knew Paul did the solo on taxman and that those comical vocals on yellow submarine was John. Always thought that was Paul

Thanks for the work you put into these videos 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[johnorgan]

from the moment I first heard this in '66, I loved it, and George's 'I want to tell You', with the Cosmic Piano, was stuck in me head for the next 58 years.

[fredbates]

'And when your band starts playing different tunes..."

[jaymo]

Fantastic insight into the recording of another great Beatles Album.

[harrisonrjjego]

it’s only a matter of time until the stoned recording of rubber soul video🙏

[dalehas]

Great review of one of the Beatles greatest albums, with Rubber Soul & Sgt. Pepper’s, the holy trinity of mid-60s Beatles LPs 🌟🌟🌟

[clarityin]

Revolver is my favorite Beatles album & Tomorrow Never Knows is my favorite song on that album.

[BreauxBobby]

I’ve watched about 5 of these Beatles recordings episodes and I love them. Thank you 🙏 ❤ so much for making them! One of the first singles I ever bought was Paperback Writer. I did a thesis paper on the Beatles in college and researched their recording techniques and shenanigans when I was trying to record my own songs. I grew up listening to Abbey Road after my parents bought the album in a mild hippy phase of their life. All day long, the songs were in my head. Magical Mystery tour was my obsession in my teens. Sergeant Peppers 20th anniversary release was my next fascination in my early 20s. I experimented with the same drugs they took and I am still stunned by what they captured on A Day in the Life.