Music Magazine The White Album Fourth Edition Retour à l'édition précédente

Join author (and former Head of Press at EMI Records) Brian Southall as he looks into the history of one of The Beatles’ most controversial records – their self-titled 9th album, otherwise known as ‘The White Album’. Its plain white, almost blank sleeve disguises the drama behind the album’s creation – from John Lennon’s fledgling relationship with Yoko Ono to Ringo Starr even threatening to leave the band for good. Journey to India with the boys to see how they wrote the songs within the walls of the Maharishi Mahesh Yogi’s ashram, then return to London to watch the group nearly unravel in the recording studio. Explore the political context that influenced the making of this experimental album, and see how it was received across the world. Featuring fans who recall their experiences of the album, an in-depth rundown of the year 1968 and beautiful images to jog your memory, this book is sure to have you singing along.