McCartney Times

Frank Sinatra was the undisputed king of New York, a musician who had the freedom of the city as far as locals were concerned. Sinatra wholly believed he was tuned into the tastes of New Yorkers, and he was adamant The Beatles wouldn’t make it, but they defiantly proved him wrong.

Sinatra and The Beatles have a rich history. Famously, the crooner gave them his seal of approval when he covered their song, ‘Something’, but the swing sensation wasn’t sold on the group at first. In truth, the feeling was mutual, and George Harrison didn’t initially care when Sinatra chose to put a spring on one of his songs. However, Harrison had a change of heart later.

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Source: Frank Sinatra didn’t think The Beatles would crack America