there was very little excitement around the studio when they were recording it. An engineer for The Beatles said no one seemed to like ‘Rubber Soul’ very much Emerick noted that nobody hated ...

Before we talk about some of the music on Rubber Soul, a word about the Studer J37 tape recorder that producer George Martin and engineer Norman Smith used to record the Beatles' music.

Hoisted out of the material history of the Beatles’ first hit records, we’re plunged into a psychological portrait of two men ...

Here’s how it works. On 12 October, 1965, the four members of The Beatles arrived at EMI Recording Studios in Abbey Road, London to begin work on their sixth album, which would become Rubber Soul.

The 1966 Beatles’ album Rubber Soul doesn’t really fall into that category. By all counts, it was the same-old, same-old for the Fab Four when they made the record, squeezing it into their ...

On their sixth studio album, Rubber Soul in 1965 ... Abbey Road (then known as EMI Recording Studios), the Beatles found a safe haven. It was calm, secure ground on which they could focus on ...

Released on December 3 of that year, it was the Beatles' sixth ... was revived and added to Rubber Soul's lineup when no one could muster the strength to write and record one more song to meet ...

The guitar string was a prize in a competition held by the Beatles ... Berks. Rubber Soul was the sixth studio album by the iconic band, and was released on 3 December 1965. The recording sessions ...

The Beatles star used the instrument while making the 1964 album 'Help!' and 1965 record 'Rubber Soul' before it was later found abandoned in the attic of a British countryside home. By Lily Ford ...

Now Molland is looking forward to seeing some of those longtime friends as he tours this summer as part of “It Was 50 Years Ago Today,” a super group tribute to The Beatles “Rubber Soul ...

When The Beatles released their Anthology compilations ... About five months later, they were back at it, recording Rubber Soul. (It’s at this point we should stop and marvel about how they ...