McCartney Times

After breaking through with rhythm and blues covers, upbeat love songs and lovelorn ballads in 1963, The Beatles began to mix things up. In 1964, this entailed creating their first musical film, A Hard Day’s Night, with its accompanying album. By 1965, however, the Fab Four began to revolutionise their musical outlook, welcoming more complex themes and varied styles. Many will argue that the major turning point occurred towards the end of the year with the arrival of Rubber Soul, a masterful, unprecedented album heavily influenced by Bob Dylan’s contemporary folk-rock musings. Indeed, tracks like ‘Norwegian Wood (This Bird Has Flown)’, ‘Girl’ and ‘Run for Your Life’ took a rather dark turn thematically, but what about John Lennon’s cry for “help” earlier in 1965?

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