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“All I could do to accommodate requests for new sounds for them was just to abuse the equipment”: How The Beatles’ Revolver revolutionised music

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“All I could do to accommodate requests for new sounds for them was just to abuse the equipment”: How The Beatles’ Revolver revolutionised music

Revolver is a feat of The Beatles’ sonic experimentation and songwriting genius, and this is the story behind how the album was made

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