Sgt. Pepper

Former Beatle says any attempt to visualize the album would clash with fans' own imaginations.

Peter Frampton and Bee Gees had reached mega-stardom status. Then Robert Stigwood had a bright idea.

That's the claim made in a newly discovered interview with former N.W.A manager Jerry Heller.

It sounded like nothing else in their catalog at the time, not even from the groundbreaking 'Revolver.'

At the time, it was one of the most expensive ever created.

This intricate collage of movie stars, artists, writers and deep thinkers begs the question: “Who are all these people?”

A decision to give up touring in 1966 gave the band unprecedented time to spend experimenting in the studio.