One of the less obvious options in the Lennon-McCartney songbook, some decent attempts have been made covering The Beatles' psychedelic 'Tomorrow Never Knows'.

The blend made it one of the Beatles' boldest musical statements. Nothing else on Revolver sounded like "Tomorrow Never Knows." But then again, each song on the album is its own distinct offering.

It sees Yes raise the tempo of the stripped-back ballad – the original of which appears on the Fab Four’s seventh album, ‘Revolver ... overall feel. The cover also boasts a psychedelic ...

They stopped performing live in 1966 and that year's album 'Revolver' saw ... Blake and Jann Haworth's cover art one of the Fab Four's defining images. READ MORE: The Beatles song Paul McCartney ...