Artist page · 04/07/2026
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Over 50 vinyl records, including original 1969 Abbey Road pressings from Germany and US, tracked in real-time.
The Beatles emerged at the dawn of the 1960s in Liverpool, quickly becoming a defining act of the British Invasion and global pop culture. Their line-up—John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr—crafted a diverse catalog that evolved from early beat music to complex studio creations influencing countless genres. With 50 vinyl editions tracked on Vinyles.com, original and reissued pressings from labels like Apple Records and Universal Music illustrate their lasting appeal among collectors and audiophiles.
Iconic albums such as "Abbey Road" showcase advanced studio techniques for their era, including pioneering multi-track recording and innovative sound effects.
Discography
Studio albums, EPs and notable live records, from newest to oldest. Drag the timeline to browse.
Calderstone Productions Limited · 2022
Apple Records · 2016
Apple Records · 2013
Apple Records · 2013
Parlophone · 2006
Parlophone · 2003
Sony Music Special Products · 1991
Overseas Records · 1986
Showcase · 1985
Showcase · 1985
Pickwick · 1979
Parlophone · 1977
Apple Records · 1970
Apple Records · 1969
Apple Records · 1969
Apple Records · 1969
Apple Records · 1968
Apple Records · 1968
Capitol Records · 1967Playlist
The tracks that sum up The Beatles's career.
The essentials
Our pick, validated by the editorial team.
A landmark album recorded on 8-track tape, featuring the famous medley and pioneering sound techniques including the use of a Moog synthesizer.
Captures the Beatles' final live public performance on the rooftop of their Apple Corps headquarters in January 1969.
Live album recorded in Los Angeles in 1964-65, remastered with 18 tracks including classic hits performed with energetic rock sensibilities.
Go further
Artists who share part of The Beatles's musical DNA.
Collectors
The hidden side of the catalogue: rare pressings, sought-after matrices, Discogs values.
For each reference edition, these cards summarise the state of the global Discogs market. Market position places the average price of a copy between the observed min and max prices. Average price is the price seen for a mint-condition copy. Copies available counts listings currently for sale. Collectors who want it is the number of Discogs users who added it to their wantlist without owning it — a good signal of upcoming demand.
Face B
Studio secrets, touring anecdotes and B-sides worth the whole album.
"At Candlestick Park, we thought it might be the last show," said Ringo Starr about their final US concert in 1966.— Ringo Starr
The Beatles gave their last live public performance on the rooftop of the Apple Corps building in London, playing 42 minutes of music interrupted by the police due to noise complaints.
From December 1966 to April 1967, The Beatles used advanced multi-track recording, vari-speed, and reduction mixdown techniques to create layered sounds, spending over five months in the studio for this album.
An original German vinyl pressing of Abbey Road from 1969 (Apple Records, catno: 1 C 062-04 243) remains highly sought after among collectors and can be tracked with live pricing.
Televised live to over 70 million viewers, this February 9, 1964 show at CBS marked a seminal breakthrough in American pop music and propelled Beatlemania in the US.
Official store
T-shirts, posters, accessories and limited editions.
FAQ
The most common questions about pressings, reissues and limited editions.
The Beatles formed in Liverpool, England, in March 1960, originally consisting of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr.
Key albums include "Abbey Road" (1969), "Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band" (1967), and "The Beatles" (White Album, 1968), all widely released on vinyl worldwide.
The Beatles released 12 studio albums between 1962 and 1970, spanning genres from early rock and roll to psychedelic and experimental sounds.
Original German and US pressings of "Abbey Road" from 1969 are notable rarities. Collectors also seek limited edition releases from Japan and live albums like "Live At The Hollywood Bowl."
The Beatles ceased live tours after their final concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco, in August 1966, due to poor sound conditions and rising tensions.
Their last live public performance was the rooftop concert on January 30, 1969, at Apple Corps headquarters in London.
The Beatles' genres include Brit Pop, rock, psychedelic rock, and pop, reflecting their evolving sound during the 1960s.
Vinyles.com tracks live market prices for Beatles vinyl, including French and European pressings, helping collectors identify current asking prices.
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This page is compiled by the vinyles.com editorial team from public sources and our marketplace.
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