Home / Music / Revolver was the Beatles' final recording project before quitting live showsMusic linernotes album music the-beatlesRevolver was the Beatles' final recording project before quitting live showsRecorded between 6 April and 21 June 1966 at EMI Studios in London, Revolver was the Beatles’ final recording project before they retired as live performers. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesHow Allen Klein Cost The Beatles Their Publishing – And Started The BreakupHow Giving 'I Wanna Be Your Man' to the Rolling Stones Brought Two Bands TogetherHow Lennon–McCartney Gave 'I Wanna Be Your Man' to the Stones, and Why the Stones Didn't Love ItHow the 'Liverpool 1965' Bootleg Became a Fan TreasureThe White Album was a deliberate step back from Sgt. Pepper's layered productionExploreThe Parts Work EP came out in 2025 through Many Hats DistributionPeter Gabriel's Passion album was recorded over 13 months and released in June 1989The Pat Metheny Group's debut album was recorded and released in early 1978The Pearl Jam Twenty soundtrack came out in September 2011 for the band's 20th anniversaryGentle Giant's The Power and the Glory was recorded across late 1973 and early 1974Previous Reward is Cate Le Bon's fifth studio album, released in 2019Next Revolver pushed studio technology further than any Beatles album before it