When was Abbey Road recorded and released?

Abbey Road was recorded between July and August 1969 at EMI Studios in London and was released on September 26, 1969. It was the last album The Beatles recorded together, though not the last to be released.

Why is Abbey Road considered The Beatles' final studio album?

Abbey Road is considered The Beatles' last studio album because it was the final time all four members entered the studio together to record new material. Although Let It Be was released after Abbey Road in 1970, it had been recorded earlier, making Abbey Road their true final recording session.

What makes Abbey Road musically significant?

Abbey Road showcases The Beatles at their creative peak, featuring diverse musical styles and innovative studio techniques. The album includes iconic tracks like "Come Together," "Something," and the medley on side two, demonstrating that the band still possessed remarkable magic and artistry in their final recording session.

Liner Note · April 14, 2026

Abbey Road

The Beatles · 1969 Spin it Again - For the band that changed everything, this was the sound of their quiet, confident end.

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