McCartney Times

They were two of the most celebrated bands of their generation. Divided by the Atlantic, The Beach Boys and The Beatles were united by what Al Jardine would later call “mutual inspiration”. Supposedly, there was nothing but respect between the two groups, a rare thing in an era in which everything was about success. The competition was fierce, but the mood of the day fostered a certain camaraderie among British and American artists. British rock was, after all, deeply indebted to American blues and rock ‘n’ roll. How strange, then, that The Beatles (a shining example of British skiffle turned avant-garde) and The Beach Boys (those innovators of West Coast pop) never collaborated.

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