| Also known as The White album, this 1968 release was more of a solo effort by four guys, then it was a true “group” project. With dissent and infighting taking place, Yoko’s presence in the studio chaffing at the other three, and none of them really wanting to carry on, somehow this LP was completed. Ringo actually walked out during sessions as did Geoff Emerick, their engineer, due to an atmosphere “so thick with tension you could cut it with a knife”. Although producer George Martin wanted it to be “One very good, single album”, the band insisted on having each of their tunes included, even Lennon’s experimental “Revolution 9”. Nearly all were written individually and many recorded that way as well. That aside, it still lands at the top of many fans’ list of favorite albums, along with Abbey Road. |
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