McCartney Times

The Beatles were about to enter into a whole new phase of their career during the summer of 1964. As Beatlemania reached its zenith in America, the band toured relentlessly around the world, eventually returning to North America during the summer months. It had only been less than six months since they had introduced themselves on The Ed Sullivan Show, but after the release of A Hard Day’s Night, everyone in the world seemingly knew who The Beatles were.EMI was eager to have the band capitalise on their success by returning to the studio at every available chance. The Beatles’ record contract stipulated that they provide a seemingly endless parade of albums and singles, so it was imperative that the members wrote down and remembered new material as quickly as possible. For Paul McCartney, a walk around London’s St. John’s Wood birthed the idea for a future single, ‘She’s a Woman’.

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