It's the one more commonly named for its near-blank cover: The White Album. The longest Beatles album by far, with an astonishing 30 tunes, the White Album is also the band's most uneven release.

The recording of 1968's 'The White Album' was a tumultuous time for The Beatles. The avant-garde album was the band's follow up to their incredibly successful 1967 work 'Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts ...

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Article continues below The recording sessions of its follow up, known as 'The White Album', were notoriously feisty. Ringo Starr left the band for a period, fed up with the mood, as The Beatles ...

About that period of recording ... explains why he quit the club About temporarily walking out of The Beatles, Ringo later said: "While we were recording 'The White Album' we ended up being more of a ...