McCartney Times

Although The Beatles travelled to India, they did so with different expectations of the place. Ultimately, Paul McCartney didn’t throw himself into the prospective mind-expansion the visit offered with quite the same level of vigour and excitement as George Harrison did, which likely explained their growing rift during the 1970s. But the trip to India allowed McCartney the chance to write in a controlled environment, and he basically travelled back to England with The White Album in his back pocket.

But for Harrison, this defeated the purpose of the trip: It was The Beatles’ desire to escape the trappings of London, and embrace the countryside, and everything she presented in an effort to recognise the importance of meditation. They were chanting, living, feeling, flowing: Everything the biggest city in Europe prohibited the group from enjoying, and there was plenty of time to write when they returned to the recording studios in London. Harrison made it clear to the bassist that this wasn’t the place to think of the business. “I wrote quite a few songs in Rishikesh and John came up with some creative stuff,” McCartney explained. “George actually once got quite annoyed and told me off because I was trying to think of the next album.”

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