Abbey Road by The Beatles: Vinyl LP Cover

    Abbey Road The Beatles

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    • Release Date: 12/05/1995
    • Original Release: 1969
    • Sales Rank: 15,693
    • Label: CAPITOL
    • UPC: 077774644617
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    Abbey Road

    1Come Together 4:19
    2Something 3:02
    3Maxwell's Silver Hammer 3:27
    4Oh! Darling 3:27
    5Octopus's Garden 2:50
    6I Want You (She's So Heavy) 7:47
    7Here Comes the Sun 3:05
    8Because 2:45
    9You Never Give Me Your Money 4:02
    10Sun King 2:26
    11Mean Mr. Mustard 1:06
    12Polythene Pam 1:12
    13She Came in Throught the Bathroom Window 1:58
    14Golden Slumbers 1:31
    15Carry That Weight 1:36
    16The End 2:21
    17Her Majesty 0:27
    18Abbey Road Mini-Documentary Multimedia

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    A CLASSICby Anonymous

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    September 05, 2009: MY FAVORITE BEATLES ALBUM., GREAT BUY !!

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    The Last being one of the Bestby JohnQ

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    July 16, 2009: After the chaos and hurt feelings leftover from the Let It Be sessions it was doubtful that The Beatles would ever record together again but George Martin got the guys to agree to let him record them like they did in the 'old days' and the result is this surprisingly united and terrific swansong to their career (Let It Be came out after Abby Road, but Abby Road was recorded last). A surprisingly modern sounding album.

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