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Revolver Tracklist

The Beatles, 1966, 14 tracks

Play: put the tracks in order

About Revolver

Revolver (1966) has 14 tracks and changes style constantly. It opens with George Harrison's "Taxman," includes the string-quartet arrangement of "Eleanor Rigby" and the sing-along "Yellow Submarine," and ends with "Tomorrow Never Knows," built on tape loops and studio effects. It is useful for training your ear because almost every track sounds different from its neighbors, which gives each position its own identity. On the original vinyl, side one ends with "She Said She Said" and side two begins with "Good Day Sunshine," a handy split into two sets of seven.

“Revolver” is a 1966 release by The Beatles. On the version used in Order the Album it has 14 tracks, starting with “Taxman” and ending with “Tomorrow Never Knows”.

In our collection of 13 albums by The Beatles, it comes after “Rubber Soul” (1965) and before “Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band” (1967).

With 14 tracks, it is shorter than the average of 15 tracks across The Beatles's albums here.

Revolver full tracklist

  1. Taxman
  2. Eleanor Rigby
  3. I'm Only Sleeping
  4. Love You To
  5. Here, There and Everywhere
  6. Yellow Submarine
  7. She Said She Said
  8. Good Day Sunshine
  9. And Your Bird Can Sing
  10. For No One
  11. Doctor Robert
  12. I Want to Tell You
  13. Got to Get You into My Life
  14. Tomorrow Never Knows

Can you remember the order?

In Order the Album you see all 14 tracks from Revolver in a shuffled list. Drag them back into the original order, then check your answer to see how many tracks you placed correctly. You can download or share your result as an image.

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Quick answers

How many tracks are on Revolver?
Revolver by The Beatles has 14 tracks on the version used in Order the Album.
What is the first track on Revolver?
The first track is “Taxman”.
What is the last track on Revolver?
The last track is “Tomorrow Never Knows”.
When was Revolver released?
Revolver was released in 1966.

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