McCartney Times

As the eldest of The Beatles, John Lennon assumed an older brother role for George Harrison, who was nearly three years younger. As with any brotherly relationship, Lennon would give Harrison more than his share of mockery, but the two had a bond that remained distinctly strong following the band’s break-up in 1970.

Despite their lives growing apart over the late 1970s, Lennon remained in Harrison’s fond thoughts, and they sent each other postcards occasionally. In a 1979 interview with Rolling Stone, Harrison was asked if he kept in close contact with his former bandmates. “Paul and Ringo, I see from time to time,” he replied. “I haven’t seen John for a couple of years. I get postcards from him – it sounds like the Rutles [smiling], but he keeps in touch with tapping on the table and postcards.”

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