Home / Music / The Zombies recorded Odessey and Oracle on the same four-track as Sgt. Pepper'sMusic linernotes album music the-zombiesThe Zombies recorded Odessey and Oracle on the same four-track as Sgt. Pepper'sThe Zombies recorded Odessey and Oracle at EMI using the same Studer four-track tape machine that had been used for the Beatles’ Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related Notes'Time of the Season' hit the charts over a year after the Zombies broke upOdessey and Oracle was recorded at Abbey Road and Olympic Studios in 1967The Zombies produced Odessey and Oracle themselves after Decca dropped themThe Zombies' Odessey misspelling was the cover artist's mistake that stuckNuggets started as a 1972 double LP and grew into a 15-part Rhino series.ExploreBenny Golson wrote four of the six tracks on Moanin' — his only U.S. album with the Jazz MessengersBettye Swann's self-titled compilation rounds up 22 Capitol-era songsBill Evans hadn't played piano for months before UndercurrentDylan's best Blonde on Blonde takes came when the band thought they were just rehearsingBobby Brown's peak was Don't Be Cruel, not BobbyPrevious The Zombies' Odessey misspelling was the cover artist's mistake that stuckNext The Zombies produced Odessey and Oracle themselves after Decca dropped them