McCartney Times

The Beatles‘ meteoric rise to success was aided by the fast rate with which they released new music. After their debut album, Please Please Me, was shared in February 1963, the Liverpool quartet swiftly got to work on a second record. Beatlemania was sweeping the nation, and fans were desperate for more music. Meanwhile, the Fab Four embarked on sold-out tours, where they often had to be smuggled into the venue by the police due to the masses of screaming fans. As The Beatles became more famous, subsequently spending more time on the road, they had to get creative when it came to writing new music. One of the songs that emerged from this period was ‘All My Loving’, which ended up on LP number two, With The Beatles. While touring with Roy Orbison, Paul McCartney penned the song on the tour bus.

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