McCartney Times

Nobody wanted The Beatles to end. Whether it was through the bickering and awkwardness that constituted the recording of Let It Be or the various solo projects embarked on by the members during their time outside the group, it was pretty clear that most of the band were willing to forge ahead through the difficulties, even as the 1960s were coming to a close.

The major breaking point was bad business. The band’s corporation, Apple, was hemorrhaging money by 1969 and it became apparent that a proper manager was needed to come in and organise the band’s sorry finances. Paul McCartney wanted his father and brother in law, American lawyers Lee and John Eastman, to represent the band, but the other members were weary of the pair’s potential favouritism towards McCartney. The others wanted Allen Klein, a ferocious businessman who already had a reputation through his handling of The Rolling Stones’ business affairs.

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