1967–1970

1967–1970, commonly called the Blue Album, is a 1973 compilation that gathers The Beatles' later-period recordings. The selection spans their psychedelic studio experiments and ornate pop arrangements as well as more direct rock and blues-influenced performances, reflecting the group’s musical shift from adventurous studio production to simpler, roots-oriented songs. The compilation highlights melodic songwriting, layered studio textures, and the contrast between studio experimentation and straightforward rock and soul-tinged tracks.