On this day in 1968, The Beatles returned to the studio after their time in India and started recording the infamous 'White Album'.

The path to the iconic Beatles logo was a long and winding road in which everything came together, with a little help from some friends. Vinyl Rewind tells the story of how Ringo Starr and the ...

Producer George Martin expressed one major regret about the Beatles' 1968 "White Album," for which Ringo Starr had a comical solution.

Though the image is authentic and was initially featured as the cover for the 1966 Beatles album "Yesterday and Today," it was promptly pulled from shelves over criticism that it was offensive.

This would be particularly true if they recorded an album of Beatles covers, in part because the Beatles were the biggest (and thus in this view, the most commercial) pop band of them all ...

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 ...

Seven of its nine original cuts were top 10 singles, and it became one of the bestselling albums ever made." The rest of the top 10 featured other big names, including Beyoncé, The Beatles and ...