Olga Bridges and J.W. Bridges
Ashgate
Hardback
282
1996
Ranked number one in Q magazine's June 2000 survey of the '100 Greatest British Albums Ever!', Revolver is the Beatles most innovative and daring album. The essays in 'Every Sound There Is' assess the Beatles' accomplishment in their 1966 masterpiece from a variety of perspectives, such as their use of harmonies and accidentals, the technological and marketing significance of the album's recording and distribution, to its influence on the development of rock music.
Ashgate
Hardback
282
1996
Ranked number one in Q magazine's June 2000 survey of the '100 Greatest British Albums Ever!', Revolver is the Beatles most innovative and daring album. The essays in 'Every Sound There Is' assess the Beatles' accomplishment in their 1966 masterpiece from a variety of perspectives, such as their use of harmonies and accidentals, the technological and marketing significance of the album's recording and distribution, to its influence on the development of rock music.