McCartney Times

The real tragedy of The Beatles was that they spent many of their finest years underestimating each other. Egos interrupted what should have been a communal creative experience and resulted in all four members constantly vying for songwriting spots across various albums.Both John Lennon and Paul McCartney continually wrote most of The Beatles’ songs, but over the years, George Harrison really came into his own, flourishing as a songwriter, which he naturally wanted to reflect on the albums. While Harrison often managed this uphill battle with his laidback persona, when it came to recording them in the studio, the band never took his work as seriously as they should have.

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Source: The Beatles felt George Harrison songs “didn’t really matter”