5 Facts About The Beatles Recording The White Album

Recording began on May 30, 1968 The Beatles started work on The White Album at Abbey Road Studios in London.

Most sessions were at Abbey Road The majority of recording took place at Abbey Road, though some sessions moved to Trident Studios.

The album was self-titled Its official name is The Beatles, but the plain white cover led to the nickname The White Album.

It was a double album The White Album contains 30 songs across four sides of vinyl, making it one of the band’s longest releases.

Tensions were high during recording The sessions were marked by creative disagreements and personal conflicts among the band members.