Rise

Formats

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  3824152CD  £12.00

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  PCS3071Long Player  £18.00

Label

Apple / Capitol / Apple Corps

The Beatles

Help!

60s 70s remastered at abbey road housed in a triple panel card package with historical notes and a mini documentary on the album directed by bob smeaton the documentary is included as quicktime files on each album it contains archival footage rare photographs and neverbeforeheard studio chat from the beatles offering a unique and very personal insight into the studio atmosphere 'help' was the last beatles album to feature a cover version larry williams's 'dizzy miss lizzie' and is considered a turning point in the quality of their songwriting like the previous album's 'i'm a loser' 'you've got to hide your love away' was lennon's nod to the influence of bob dylan mccartney's gift for melody was obvious in 'i've just seen a face' and harrison's songwriting contributions grew to two tracks instrumentally 'ticket to ride's offbeat rhythm was ringo's masterpiece while the string quartet in the huge hit 'yesterday' was unusual for a rock band at that time it was the start of a stellar series of mccartney ballads with strings 'eleanor rigby' 'she's leaving home'