McCartney Times

By the mid-1960s, the entire world was in the throes of Beatlemania. The Liverpudlian lads had won over their home country, broken America, and were well on their way to becoming the biggest band in music history. With the masses already on-side, The Beatles would soon venture off into more experimental sonic territory, pulling in elements of psychedelia and pioneering sampling. But, before then, they would unveil Help!Sharing its name with the iconic second single from the record, Help! marked the Beatles’ fifth full-length offering and would be one of their final, more straightforward, pop-rock efforts. Though it wasn’t quite as out-there as some of their later work, it was another stellar collection of songs that would cement the rise of Beatlemania, from the desperate first track to soft love songs like ‘I’ve Just Seen a Face’.

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Source: The Beatles cover that throws off the ‘Help!’ tracklisting