McCartney Times

In the grand scheme of rock history, the careers of The Beatles and Bob Dylan may as well be on different planets. Compared to the freewheeling street poetry that Dylan was spewing out left and right, the Fab Four were making the most letter-perfect pop rock the world had ever known, with nearly every one of their singles reaching the hit parade. Towards the end of The Beatles’ run, there was a possibility that Dylan could have written a song for the band.When The Beatles first met Bob Dylan, they were already avid fans of his work, with Lennon penning the song ‘You’ve Got To Hide Your Love Away’ as his tribute to the American folkie. After helping expand their minds through the power of marijuana, The Beatles began taking their music in separate directions, with Rubber Soul marking the first time they departed from their traditional mop-top sound.

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