The Beatles- Beatles VI-LP

• Format: LP
• Label: Capitol Records, Capitol Records, Capitol Records, Inc.
• Catalog number: T 2358
• Country: US

Copy notes: name written on BACK of jacket

Beatles VI offers a fascinating snapshot of The Beatles' mid-1960s sound, blending their rock and pop roots with a focused acoustic approach that highlights their songwriting and vocal harmonies. Produced by George Martin and engineered by Norman Smith, this album features a mix of originals like "Eight Days A Week" alongside covers such as "Kansas City," with the band members adding handclaps, tambourine, and even timpani to enrich the textures. The presence of Tony Clark and Geoff Emerick in the studio further underscores the meticulous attention behind the scenes. It’s a record that threads the energy of their live shows into a studio setting, making it an intriguing listen for those who appreciate the craft behind Beatlemania. This 1965 pressing brings a vintage feel to your collection, presented on vinyl with a condition graded VG+, which means you can expect a solid everyday listening experience with minor surface marks that shouldn’t interrupt the music. It’s the kind of record that invites you to lean in and listen closely—after all, with so many hands involved in the percussion, you might find yourself clapping along in no time.

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