McCartney Times

The death of John Lennon was one of the most shocking moments in popular culture. The legendary Beatle had just recorded and released his first album in half a decade, 1980’s Double Fantasy, when his life was tragically cut short. The world scrambled to make sense of the legendary singer’s death, and almost immediately, the other three Beatles were looked to for their comments.Paul McCartney came away with the most controversial take. After leaving a recording studio the day following Lennon’s murder, McCartney was hounded by paparazzi. Having already made a statement at his home earlier in the day, McCartney rattled off a few loose thoughts, ending with a seemingly casual “drag, isn’t it?” – but McCartney wasn’t the only one who decided to keep recording in the wake of Lennon’s death.

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