McCartney Times

He might been closely aligned with the idea of peace and love, but for a man so dedicated to the harmonious path, John Lennon could be more stinging than most. Following the dissolution of The Beatles in 1970, he tended to be particularly critical of his old band’s work.Lennon delivered a variety of astounding takes about his work with The Beatles, with the two songs he decried as “lousy” two standouts. The first is ‘Eight Days a Week’ from 1964’s Beatles for Sale, one of their most divisive offerings. Although the track is a fan favourite, Lennon was critical of it and claimed it was his old songwriting partner, Paul McCartney’s attempt at writing a single for the 1965 Beatles movie Help! Famously, the former Beatles frontman hated many of McCartney’s efforts.

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