One rather prolific makers of records in the music business has to be The Beatles albums. They've released 27 studio lps across the world.  Please read on for a list of Beatles albums covering their most popular releases.

Their original lp was entitled Please Please Me and reached platinum in the U.S. The record contained such chart toppers as Please Please Me and Love Me Do. The songwriting pair of Lennon and McCartney was discovering its very first voice, penning lots of of the songs on the record. The record was followed by With the Beatles and hit gold in the U.S., Canada and Germany. The songs in the record were recorded just a couple months after the release of their first record.

In 1964, the rock band unveiled the record Meet the Beatles! in the U.S. The album which included such good songs as All My Loving and The Boy, proceeded to go 5 times Platinum. Aside from writing almost all the tunes on the Beatles records, John Lennon also played the rhythm guitar while Paul McCartney played the bass guitar. Lead guitar was delivered by George Harrison and Ringo Starr played drums. Vocals were provided by all band members.

The third studio record released by the Beatles was A Hard Day's Night that was at the same time the soundtrack of the motion picture with the exact same title. It showcased original compositions mainly by John Lennon. The title of the record was really a malapropism expressed by Ringo Starr. Due to its recognition, it earned a place in Rolling Stone's 500 Greatest Albums of All Time. A few of the songs contained in this record also turned out to be part of another record, Something New. It was released under Capitol Records which was still produced by George Martin much like other records.

At the conclusion of 1964, the Beatles published Beatles '65 which attained number one in the music charts.  Simply because of its good results, some other records by other musicians had similar titles. In it, tunes just like No Reply and she's a Woman served to catapult the record to number one. 
The following year witnessed the making of the record Help! The film Help! was made up of about half of the songs on the soundtrack. Legendary songs like Yesterday remains a favorite preference to this very day. There were clearly a few clear Dylan influences in the album, significantly on You've Got To Hide Your Love Away which put to use classical flute and acoustic guitar.

The album Rubber Soul was the follow-up to Help!, recorded in quite short time. Rubber Soul served to increase the band's global recognition and standing even further. The album was warmly received by experts and fans equally. The group has undoubtedly been just about the most significant in the industry within the last Forty years. The albums have been remastered and rereleased on many different formats. Despite the death of its principal songwriter, John Lennon, Beatles albums still pull in royalties and recognition.