It's the one more commonly named for its near-blank cover: The White Album ... is easily the least essential Beatles track ever released. Paul may not have been around for the "Revolution 9 ...

‘The White Album’ – Tie Between “Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da” and “Wild Honey Pie” I agree with this one, and a lot of Beatles fans on the internet also share my sentiment. “Ob-La- ...

The Beatles and Wings founder Paul McCartney fulfilled the "single most important reason" he had for visiting Russia on May ...

Their legacy continues to inspire new generations of fans around the world, and their music is still as relevant today as it was when it was first released. Over the years, many rare and ...

In a 1977 interview with Crawdaddy, Harrison said the first time he thought about leaving The Beatles, a period he called "depressing," was when they recorded The White Album. He attributed the ...

Amidst the chaos of their final days, The Beatles faced a musical rift. But what was the track that tested their unity the most?

George Harrison left for a period during the sessions, which were filmed for the documentary 'Let it Be'. Having completed 'The White Album' in October 1968, The Beatles reconvened at Twickenham ...

The White Album' sessions were notoriously feisty. Ringo Starr left the band for a period as they recorded 'Back in the USSR'. The drummer was fed up with the mood, as The Beatles clashed.