McCartney Times

The core of The Beatles always stemmed from the relationship between John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Although every member of the Fab Four made them who they were, the inherent chemistry between the songwriting duo at its heart would become one of the foundations of modern music, steering the band through some of the most significant cultural moments of the 1960s. While Lennon and McCartney were joined at the hip creatively, there was always a bit of tension between them.Before Lennon had even considered bringing McCartney into his first band, The Quarrymen, he was already worried about what he would contribute to the band. While Lennon typically ruled the group with an iron fist in the early days, it didn’t take long for McCartney to become the second-in-command, playing off Lennon’s sardonic side with songs that had an optimistic flair.

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