On This Day, December 28, 1968 …The Beatles landed another #1 album with their self-titled ninth studio release, more commonly referred to as The White Album, due to its plain
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On the face of it, The White Album (1968) looked great for George Harrison. Compared to Sgt. Pepper’s, on which George had only one song, The Beatles double-album release the
During the Beatles’ epic run, it wasn’t unusual for George Harrison or Ringo to sing a song written by John Lennon and/or Paul McCartney. Early on, you’ll find George singing
This November marks the 50th anniversary of one of popular music’s most definitive and enduring landmarks. In a remarkable burst of creativity, The Beatles eponymous 1968 album redefined the boundaries
“The White Album” was a neat little concept. Actually, it was a sprawling mess that defies concept, but still: clever
John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr created what would be the longest Beatles album (around 93 minutes)
“While we were recording ‘The White Album’, we ended up being more of a band again,” Ringo Starr would reflect,
THE BEATLES WHITE ALBUM:AN INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUMNOVEMBER 8-11MONMOUTH UNIVERSITY KEN WOMACK – A guest author at our FEST in Chicago
The imaginatively titled, The Beatles, more commonly referred to as the White Album, will be 50 years old this November.
On August 29, 1966, The Beatles ended a US tour at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, California, and then declared there would be more concerts. In future they would only
