Fifty-six years ago today, the Beatles were hard at work on their final album while John Lennon recovered from a car wreck.

Bowers & Wilkins and the iconic Abbey Road Studios dropped on the 801 Abbey Road Limited Edition Loudspeakers, based on the 801 D4 Signature speakers.

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Woodstock were bold with their invites, asking all the biggest names of the era if they wanted to play the festival. But did they invite The Beatles?

Out of all of The Beatles’ albums, the cover of Abbey Road from 1969 is by far the most memorable. In fact, the iconic cover photo has impacted pop culture in a number of surprising ways.