McCartney Times

“Their point is that they’re trying to like, be as near together as they can. They want to stay together, those two. So it’s alright, let the young lovers stay together. It’s not that bad,” Paul McCartney says during part two of The Beatles: Get Back, now airing on Disney+, during a conversation where he and the filmmakers acknowledge the elephant in the room: Yoko Ono’s constant presence at John Lennon’s side. Ono would sit in the studio, often appearing detached, while the band rehearsed and seemingly pulled now-classic lyrics out of thin air. (I say this un-sarcastically, you’ve gotta admire a woman who can clean out her purse while the seeds of “I’ve Got A Feeling” are being sown.) But that detachment which sometimes looks like boredom is what we should give credit to Yoko for.

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