Number1 ... the next!

"The club fanfare of Sergeant Pepper's lonely hearts" ... huge program! In any case, it is the 8th installment of Beetles. Perhaps their biggest, but still the largest for Rolling Stones (2003). Released in June 1967 this album revolutionized musical circles. Satiated with Beatlemania and touring, John, Paul, George and Ringo found happily Abbey Road, their studio to develop the "never heard before". 129 days will be needed to give birth to the 13 songs that benefit mainly from Lennon-McCartney collaboration. This is the case With a little help from my Friends. There are those written by Paul and John as supplemented by Getting better or She's leaving home. There are those written by John with the assistance of Paul as Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds. Better in A Day in the Life (inspired by the newspapers), the pair together two songs written each in his corner. The Beatles find inspiration from various sources: the circus and a poster especially for Being for the Benefit of Mr. Kite, the sound of "Meter Maid" for the song Lovely Rita, the restoration work for Fixing a Hole, the memories of his father (McCartney) for When I'm sixty oven, a drawing Julian (Lennon) his son to Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds, a TV commercial for cereal Good Morning, Ravi Shankar the universe for that Harrison signed Within, without you. Everything has been said and interpreted on this album but the only thing to remember is that it is just great that the cover was a hit at its output and constitutes a real break with what were the Fab Four up then. Number One, that's all!