Home / Music / Rubber Soul was Norman Smith's last Beatles engineering job before EMI promoted him to producerMusic linernotes album music the-beatlesRubber Soul was Norman Smith's last Beatles engineering job before EMI promoted him to producerNorman Smith served as recording engineer on Rubber Soul — it was the final Beatles album he worked on before being promoted by EMI to record producer. 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 productionExploreFleetwood Mac's Landslide became a fan favorite without ever being a singleLet It Bleed captures the Rolling Stones at the turning point between decadesMaggot Brain was Funkadelic's last album with the original lineupMiss America is the only full-length studio album Mary Margaret O'Hara ever releasedMy Favorite Things marked John Coltrane's first use of soprano saxophonePrevious Rubber Soul was recorded and released in under two monthsNext Rock Vol. 20: Blend mixes vocal and instrumental versions