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Fifty-five years ago today, The Beatles launched their 11th studio album, *Abbey Road*, which is now regarded as one of the greatest albums ever. To celebrate this anniversary, we’re reflecting on what makes this iconic album so remarkable.

Abbey Road* was officially The Beatles’ final recorded album, capturing the growing tensions between McCartney and Lennon and signaling the end of their collaborative era. Ironically, this discord led to some of the most beautiful and harmonically rich music of their career.

The first side of the album showcased a diverse range of styles: Lennon reaffirmed his rock ‘n’ roll roots with the gritty “Come Together,” while George Harrison emerged as a prominent songwriter with standout tracks like the soulful “Something” (Frank Sinatra’s favorite) and the uplifting “Here Comes The Sun.” Even Ringo Starr contributed with the playful “Octopus’s Garden.”

However, McCartney’s presence was especially dominant, with tracks like “You Never Give Me Your Money” and the extended suite on side two, which introduced memorable characters like the “Sun King,” “Mean Mr. Mustard,” and “Polythene Pam.”

The evocative “Golden Slumbers” leads into the magnificent finale, “Carry That Weight,” which encapsulates The Beatles’ journey with vibrant call-and-response guitar solos, culminating in the aptly titled “The End” (with the hidden bonus track “Her Majesty” added afterward).

The iconic album cover, featuring the four Beatles walking across the road away from the studio that inspired the album, perfectly captures the moment.