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Which album do you hear John exclaiming 'Phase one, in which Doris gets her oats'?

Let It Be. John talking nonsense is the first thing you hear on the 'Let It Be' album.

Which album was released as a 'filler' for too much down time before 'Abbey Road' was released?

Yellow Submarine Soundtrack. After 'The White Album', while the Beatles were busy recording Let it Be, shelving 'Let it Be', and recording 'Abbey Road', the soundtrack and movie 'Yellow Submarine' were released.

Which album was released in the wake of 'Strawberry Fields Forever''s disappointing stop at number 2 in the charts?

Sgt. Pepper. With all of their previous singles going to number 1, the chart position of 'Strawberry Fields Forever' was far from a glimpse of things to come.

What album features a song with a sitar for the first time in pop music history?

Rubber Soul. Although the US version of the 'Help!' album had sitars in various places, 'Norwegian Wood' from 'Rubber Soul' is credited with the honor of being the first pop song to feature a sitar.

What album starts with George Harrison counting in the intro of a song?

Revolver. Of course, that's 'Taxman' he's counting in.

Which album was the first Beatle album released by Capitol in the US?

Meet The Beatles. Meet the Beatles was the title of the US album released. Capital used the cover picture of Britain's 'With the Beatles' for the album cover.

Which album was originally released as an EP in the UK, but was released as an LP in the US and is now the version sold on CD?

Magical Mystery Tour. The first six songs of the CD were the only songs originally making up the EP. From 'Hello Goodbye' to the end are the songs added to make the EP an LP.

Which album was the last to be released?

Let It Be. 'Let It Be' was released May 8, 1970 in the UK and May 18, 1970 in the US.

Which album was the last to be recorded by the Beatles as a group?

Abbey Road. Although 'Let It Be' was released last, 'Abbey Road' was recorded after 'Let It Be' was shelved by the Beatles as a failed project.

Which UK album contains the Beatles song that's been recorded more than any other song in history?

Help!. The song, of course, is 'Yesterday'.