Klaus Voormann, a friend of the Beatles' since the group's days playing in Hamburg, Germany, during the early 60s, won a Grammy Award for designing the cover of the 1966 release "Revolver." Newly ...

Klaus Voormann was good friends with The Beatles years before he designed the album cover of their 1966 album, Revolver.Voormann had never worked with the group directly. There was a lot of ...

Beatles’ ‘Revolver’ album cover artist Klaus Voormann’s work celebrated in 80th birthday exhibition in L.A. By Randy Lewis . Oct. 31, 2018 12:05 PM PT . Share via Close extra sharing options.

Beatles "Revolver" album artist Klaus Voormann: ... In 1966, a few years after the Beatles had become a household name, they needed a cover for their forthcoming album. As Voormann says, ...

Klaus Voormann, innovative visual artist and one-time bassist in John Lennon‘s Plastic Ono Band, created one of rock’s most vivid album covers for the Beatles‘ 1966 masterpiece, Revolver.On ...

When The Beatles ' landmark Revolver album was released 50 years ago, the iconic psychedelic cover brushed away their cheeky mop-top image. In place of the clean-cut smiling lads from Liverpool ...

The work adorned the cover of “Revolver,” the Beatles’ seminal follow-up to “Rubber Soul.” While that album had marked a turn toward more sophisticated lyrics, “Revolver” shattered ...

Jones' 2000 album, It's Like This, was a collection of covers that leaned heavily on the Great American Songbook, but it also made room for Steely Dan's "Show Biz Kids," Traffic's "The Low Spark ...

It’s the one where the lads set out to remake themselves from scratch, trying psychedelia, chamber music, Indian raga, Memphis soul. As Giles Martin says, “Revolver is an album where you could ...

The Beatles' seventh studio album, 1966's Revolver, was a turning point for the Fab Four: it was the record that saw them use the recording studio as an instrument in itself—a place where they ...

In the summer of 1966, the Beatles dropped Revolver — an album so far ahead of its time that the world is still catching up with it. It’s the moptops mutating at warp speed, outgrowing all ...