Revolver
| Revolver |
Released in 1966 by Parlophone Records in Britain and Capitol Records in the U.S., "Revolver" was the fourth and final Beatles album to contain different songs on the British and American versions.
A Grammy winner, the album took one month to record, and each Beatle's individual musical preferences are more apparent on this album.
Contrary to popular belief, the title "Revolver" does not refer to a gun, but rather the revolving motion of an album on a turntable.
The Songs
British Release
| Taxman | Good Day Sunshine |
| Eleanor Rigby | And Your Bird Can Sing |
| I'm Only Sleeping | For No One |
| Love You To | Dr. Robert |
| Here, There and Everywhere | I Want to Tell You |
| Yellow Submarine | Got to Get You Into My Life |
| She Said, She Said | Tomorrow Never Knows |
U.S. Release
| Taxman | Good Day Sunshine |
| Eleanor Rigby | For No One |
| Love You To | I Want to Tell You |
| Here, There and Everywhere | Got to Get You Into My Life |
| Yellow Submarine | Tomorrow Never Knows |
She Said, She Said
