McCartney Times

The ending of The Beatles was anything but cordial. Although the band members were playing better than they had ever thought they could, the creative differences between them started to eat away at the brotherly foundation that set the Fab Four on the right track in the first place. Though George Harrison didn’t usually mince words when it came to his feelings on his bandmates’ tracks, he did see the merit in one of their most perceivably absent-minded songs.While Harrison didn’t envision himself writing songs at the beginning of the group’s career, his blossoming as a composer made way for a handful of the group’s most essential tracks like ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’ and ‘Here Comes the Sun’. Even though Harrison touched on different topics throughout his career, each song had to have some underlying meaning than the traditional love song.

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