The Beatles‘ 1969 classic Abbey Road is the top-selling vinyl album for a third consecutive year, according to sales data recently released by Nielsen SoundScan. The record sold 41,000 copies in ...

A year later, it was used to record the Beatles ' last-ever album, "Abbey Road", before the band's breakup in 1970. The recording console was later donated to a school - that discarded it in a skip.

The Beatles are a Grammy Award -winning band, also earning a nomination for their 1970 release Abbey Road. Unfortunately for Beatles fans, this record lost the Album of the Year Grammy to another ...

Lucinda Williams will release a new cover album, Lucinda Williams Sings the Beatles From Abbey Road, on Dec. 6, 2024. Williams’ LP includes 11 of the 17 songs that appeared on the Beatles ...

While 'Abbey Road' has always been held in high esteem, The Beatles' final recording might now stand as the top Fab 4 record for fans and critics.

The Beatles' former No. 1 album 'Abbey Road' zooms back into the top 10 on the U.S. Billboard 200 chart for the first time since 1970, as the set vaults from No. 71 to No. 3 after the album was… ...

The Beatles ' 50th-anniversary edition of Abbey Road isn't the deep dive that previous celebrations of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band (from 2017) and the White Album (2018) were. The Super ...

Times pop music writer Randy Lewis takes fans behind the scenes at Abbey Road Studios in London to preview the new 50th anniversary box set reissue of the Beatles' 1968 double album, "The Beatles ...

Naming the album after the nearby Abbey Road studio was an impromptu decision, Sir Paul McCartney previously told "60 Minutes." The Beatles "Abbey Road" album cover.

In newly unearthed audio from 1969, the Beatles' principal songwriters discuss plans for a follow-up to their final LP, 'Abbey Road.' ...

Sept. 9 marks the roll-out of the remastered Beatles albums on CD. The catalogue has not been touched in more than 20 years, and the sound quality of the original releases has long been considered ...

February 22. The Beatles, plus organist Billy Preston, begin recording sessions which will result in their eleventh album, Abbey Road, at Trident Studios in London.