A transitional album that shifted from live performances to recording
This was The Beatles' sixth album, an ambitious work that broke away from the stereotypes that had been established about their musical style up until that point.
The most famous song on the album is "Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)". The cover photo was chosen because the band found it amusing that the photographer had printed it on cardboard and it was distorted.
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A:
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1)
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Drive My Car
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2)
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Norwegian Wood
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3)
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You Won't See Me
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4)
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Nowhere Man
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5)
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Think For Yourself
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6)
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The Word
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7)
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Michelle
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B:
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1)
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What Goes On
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2)
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Girl
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3)
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I'm Looking Through You
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4)
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In My Life
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5)
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Wait
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6)
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If I Needed Someone
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7)
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Run For Your Life
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Producer - George Martin
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Lacquer Cut By [Run-out Etching i...i] - Sean Magee
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Composed By - Lennon-McCartney (A1 to A4, A6, A7, B2 to B5, B7)
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Photography By - Robert Freeman (4)
