Beatles ’66: The Revolutionary Year
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Beatles ’66: The Revolutionary Year

by Steve Turner

Nonfiction music history Beatles
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Steve Turner explores the Beatles in 1966, a year presented as revolutionary for the band and for popular music. This focused volume offers readers an accessible way to consider the group’s place in music history and the wider cultural significance of this pivotal period.

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Beatles ’66: The Revolutionary Year examines the Beatles during the transformative year of 1966.

Steve Turner presents a focused account of a significant period in the group’s history.

The book places the Beatles within the broader story of popular music and cultural change.

It is suited to readers interested in the band, music history, and the development of modern popular culture.

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