McCartney Times

By 1966, The Beatles were the world’s most successful and prolific band. About to embark on a North American tour that would be their last, the Fab Four had their pick of songs to play from a treasure chest of hits in their own catalogue to include in live shows, including from their new album at the time – Revolver.

But adding songs from the new album was unlikely, given the inability to reproduce the experimental Revolver cuts on stage. And as for the older material they had, even that was growing stale, at least according to one outspoken Beatle. George Harrison told Entertainment Tonight in a 1987 interview that he thought the repetition of playing the same songs led to the band losing some of its fire.

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