McCartney Times

It wasn’t easy for Crosby, Stills & Nash to find success, and they were no strangers to rejection. The band even made their way to London to strike a deal with The Beatles’ Apple Records, but the trio failed to convince George Harrison, who chose against signing them.

The Laurel Canyon-based group weren’t the only famous faces to encounter rejection by the record label, and a teenage David Bowie was also sent packing by Apple. Bowie’s then-manager labelled Apple a “deplorable organisation” in his memoirs and claimed they showed “sheer amateurism and downright rudeness that confronted us during the next three months, the time it took Apple to give us a decision”.

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