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Revolver (US Capitol Version)

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By: 
The Beatles
Label: 
Capitol
Release date: 
August 5, 1966
Catalog number(s): 
T-2576 (mono), ST-2576 (stereo)
Length (≈): 
34:58
Produced by: 
George Martin
Recorded at: 
Abbey Road Studios (EMI)
Certification(s): 
5x Platinum (US), 2x Platinum (Canada)

Revolver, as released by Capitol in the US, marks a change in the record company's policies. It came out on August 8, 1966, just three days after the UK release. As three songs on the record had already been taken to the American public as part of the previous record, Yesterday and Today, Capitol once more tinkered with the arrangement of tracks as published in the UK. They took out I'm Only Sleeping, And Your Bird Can Sing and Doctor Robert. Thus, the US album had 11 tracks instead of 14, and lasted only 28 minutes and 20 seconds. This would be the last time, however. It took them 10 albums to realize that neither the public nor the Beatles themselves wanted different records in the US from those sold in England on Parlophone. The US version of Revolver was quite successful commercially, selling to 5x platinum in the US and 2x platinum in Canada, topping the charts in both countries. When the CD version of Revolver was published in 1987, the UK track listing was restored.

Tracks

Side A Lead Vocals Written by Length
Taxman Harrison George Harrison 2:39
Eleanor Rigby McCartney Lennon/McCartney 2:08
Love You To Harrison George Harrison 3:01
Here, There and Everywhere McCartney Lennon/McCartney 2:26
Yellow Submarine Starr Lennon/McCartney 2:40
She Said She Said Lennon Lennon/McCartney 2:37
Side B
Good Day Sunshine McCartney Lennon/McCartney 2:10
For No One McCartney Lennon/McCartney 2:01
I Want to Tell You Harrison George Harrison 2:30
Got to Get You into My Life McCartney Lennon/McCartney 2:31
Tomorrow Never Knows Lennon Lennon/McCartney 2:57

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