It’s the pivotal record on which the Stones finally start getting some satisfaction.
Including their legendary Woodstock performance.
The reissue also includes studio outtakes and alternate tracks never-before-available digitally.
Nostalgic, funny, and gutting, here’s why we’re still listening to Abbey Road 50 years later.
Keyboardist Bill Payne also suggests new material is coming from Doobie Brothers.
The box set includes a newly mixed version of the classic record as well as 23 new live recordings and demos.
Packaged with remastered versions of the album, signed lithographs, and rare photos.
Including all the performances, stage announcements, and set breaks for a “full authentic musical account…”
Bethel Woods Center wants people who seek to “feel the vibes … to come on other weekends.”
The deluxe set a remastered version of the original album in both mono and stereo, as well as over 30 previously unreleased tracks.
The collector’s item is dressed head to toe like Ziggy Stardust.
Plus Chicago’s Jason Scheff and Bandfinger’s Joey Molland
