The Beatles - 1967-1970

1967-1970, also known as The Blue Album, is a compilation album by The Beatles, released in 1973. This double LP spans the latter part of the band’s career, capturing the evolution of their sound from the experimental Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band era to the introspective Abbey Road.

Featuring iconic tracks like “Hey Jude,” “Let It Be,” “Something,” and “Come Together,” the compilation showcases the Beatles at their creative peak. 1967-1970 highlights their genre-defying work, cementing their legacy as pioneers in rock and pop music, and is essential for understanding their artistic transformation during the late 60s.