'White Album' to be re-released in deluxe edition to mark 50th anniversary of iconic Beatles album
Almost 50 years ago, the Beatles came up with their ninth studio album, the self-titled 'The Beatles', more commonly known as 'White Album', and soon it became one of their most innovative and experimental piece of work, where each four member contributed with their solo pieces.
The classic album is now set to be re-released in November this year to celebrate the album's 50th anniversary.
At the time of its release, back in 1968, the album almost opened up a whole new era for the Beatles as the album contained some of the band's most exhilarating pieces of music such as Paul McCartney's punchy, exuberant vocals on 'Back In The U.S.S.R', or John Lennon's warmly beckoning his friend in 'Dear Prudence', and of course, the most notable one- Ringo Starr's first ever solo songwriting credit in the song 'Don't Pass Me By'.
