Released in June 1966, "Yesterday and Today" is perhaps the most talked-about Beatles album in the United States, largely due to its controversial cover art history. This album serves as a bridge between the "Rubber Soul" and "Revolver" eras, featuring tracks like "Yesterday," "Act Naturally," and "Nowhere Man." It also includes three tracks ("I'm Only Sleeping," "Drive My Car," and "And Your Bird Can Sing") that Capitol had pulled from the upcoming British "Revolver" sessions to fill this release. The "Trunk Cover" featured here was the immediate replacement for the infamous "Butcher Cover," which was recalled and destroyed or pasted over just days before the official release.