The Beatles are not short on iconic albums. From Rubber Soul to Abbey Road, the Fab Four laid down hit after hit in the studio. Fans are split on which is their favourite but The White Album often ...

The Beatles, with their iconic albums from Rubber Soul to Abbey Road, have left fans divided over their favourite. However, The White Album often emerges as a top pick among dedicated listeners.

Bound together by the captivity of fame, The Beatles came to resent their essential closeness. And by 1968, as they set about recording their eponymous double White Album, they were pretty much ...

The Beatles wrote much of The White Album while in India on meditation retreat. Needless to say, the idyllic surroundings influenced more than a few of those songs, with “Mother Nature’s Son ...

It doesn’t get much prettier or more heartfelt than this. 6. “Mother Nature’s Son” (from The Beatles, aka The White Album, 1968) There are so many songs on The White Album that a few might ...

Below, we’re offering a helping hand by ranking the songs on The White Album ... Mother Nature’s Son’ was inspired by that song.” It’s a touching piece that deserves more recognition. 13. ‘Back in the ...

It only makes sense that the most popular all-around Beatles album next to Abbey Road (itself a dubious assignation of fandom), is The Beatles a/k/a ‘The White Album ... subdued brass arrangement, ...

Essentially cut off from the rest of the world, there was plenty of time to write music while they were there — lots of music — and the results were The Beatles' White Album songs, an inside ...

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An original copy of The Beatles' 1968 White Album has been donated to a charity shop. The British Heart Foundation said the album, complete with original inserts and a foldout poster, was handed ...

“Mother Nature’s Son” is a 1968 Beatles track that ... “Martha My Dear” is the third Beatles song from The White Album that Paul McCartney recorded himself. It was recorded in two ...