McCartney Times

By the end of the 1960s, The Beatles started becoming sick of each other. While the band’s attempts to get back to their roots may have worked out well on the Get Back project, they felt that the material wasn’t good enough for mainstream release, electing to play the one rooftop performance before going in to create Abbey Road. While everyone brought their A-material to the sessions, John Lennon remembered getting started by copying one of the biggest names in British rock.Since the band became a studio-based entity, Lennon sought to expand the group’s musical palette by moving into avant-garde music. Taking cues from his time spent with Yoko Ono, the band’s eclectic White Album featured the most daring songs that Lennon would ever compose, from the episodic ‘Happiness is a Warm Gun’ to the sound collage ‘Revolution 9’.

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