The Beatles 1976 White Album Vinyl 2X LP Vinyl Record Rock Music Orange Posters

Music Vinyl LP Record Information:

Album: The Beatles White Album

Artist: The Beatles

Record Label: Capitol Records

Format: 2x Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue,

Rare Orange Label

Country: USA

Release: 1976

Genre: Rock

Style: Psychedelic Rock, Pop Rock

Catalog#: SWBO-101

Media condition: NM

Sleeve condition: EX

Sleeve has some minor marks on the

front and back Posters are in near mint condition! 

Has a punch hole on the corner

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Tracklist:

A-Side

Back In The Ussr

Dear Prudence

Glass Onion

Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da

Wild Honey Pie

The Continuing Story Of Bungalow Bill

While My Guitar Gently Weeps

Happiness Is A Warm Gun

B-Side:

Bartha My Dear

Im So Tired

Blackbird

Piggies

Rocky Racoon

Dont Pass Me By

Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?

I Will

Julia

C-Side:

Birthday

Yer Blues

Mother Nature’s Son

Everybody’s Got Something To Hide Except Me -

And My Monkey

Sexy Sadie

Helter Skelter

Long, Long, Long

D-Side:

Revolution 1

Honey Pie

Savoy Truffle

Cry Baby Cry

Revolution 9

Good Night

Additional Wiki Information:

The Beatles, Also Known As The White Album, Is The Ninth Studio Album By English Rock Group The Beatles, Released On 22 November 1968. A Double Album, Its Plain White Sleeve Has No Graphics Or Text Other Than The Band's Name Embossed (And, On The Early Lp And Cd Releases, A Serial Number).

Most Of The Songs On The Album Were Written During Early 1968 At A Transcendental Meditation Course In Rishikesh, India. Although The Group's Experience Of The Course Was Mixed, The Lack Of External Influences And Drugs Sparked The Band's Creativity And They Returned To England With Around 40 New Songs. They Regrouped At George Harrison's House, Kinfauns, In May And Recorded Demos Of 26 Songs, Enough For A Double Album. The Group Returned To Emi Studios To Record The New Material, With Sessions Lasting Through To Mid October, But Their Experiences In Rishikesh Did Not Help Motivate Them In The Studio. Because The Beatles Had Unlimited Recording Time, There Was Little Attempt To Rehearse Anything As A Group, So Everything Was Captured On Tape, After Which They Would Overdub Voices And Additional Instruments. Arguments Broke Out Between The Beatles, And Witnesses In The Studio Saw John Lennon And Paul Mccartney Quarrel With One Another. The Feuds Intensified When Lennon's New Partner, Yoko Ono, Started Attending The Sessions. In Addition, Mccartney Was Not Happy About The Avant-Garde Piece "Revolution 9", While Lennon Disliked Several Of Mccartney's Songs. After A Series Of Problems, Including Producer George Martin Taking A Sudden Leave Of Absence And Engineer Geoff Emerick Quitting, Ringo Starr Left The Band Briefly In August, And Consequently Missed The Recording Of Two Tracks. The Same Tensions Continued Throughout The Following Year, Leading To The Group's Eventual Disbandment In April 1970.

Youtube Video Link:

Blackbird

https://youtu.be/Mo_DMGc2v5o 

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