THE BEATLES - 1967 TO 1970
by THE BEATLES
The Beatles - 1967-1970 (also commonly known as The Blue Album) is a compilation album of The Beatle's most popular tracks from the latter part of The Beatles' career, up to their break-up in 1970.
As such, it goes chronologically from Strawberry Fields Forever to The Long And Winding Road.
Production of the Red and Blue albums was instigated initially by the Beatles's record label Apple/Capitol in response to a bootleg greatest hits collection, Alpha Omega, which had been sold on television in 1972.
The Blue Album was the more commercially successful of the two, peaking at Number 2 on the UK's Official Albums Chart.
Official Albums Chart
Official Albums Chart
Chart facts
- Peak position2
- LabelAPPLE
- Catalogue numberPCSP717
- First Chart Date
Weeks on chart
- 0No. 1
- 19Top. 10
- 40Top. 20
- 90Top. 40
- 131Top. 75
- 131Top. 100
Chart run
38 weeks - 08/09/1973 to 25/05/1974
1 week - 09/11/1974
1 week - 22/03/1975
1 week - 11/10/1975
1 week - 24/07/1976
1 week - 22/01/1977
1 week - 20/12/1980
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