Tomorrow Never Knows, is a work from Marie Reine Levrat Ascolese’s collection.

Tomorrow Never Knows. The song represents the highest level of innovation (probably along with A Day in the Life, of the following year) ever introduced by the Beatles, and their technical staff, into the world of pop music: although the Abbey Road studios were, at the ‘era, primitive by American standards, or perhaps thanks to this difficulty, the team led by George Martin (assisted by Geoff Emerick and Ken Scott) gave rise to the highest acoustic inventiveness ever experienced in any recording studio, American or English, in the late sixties.