McCartney Times

While The Beatles were always known as the Fab Four, most of their songs are attributed to John Lennon and Paul McCartney, arguably the most successful songwriting partnerships in music history. The Beatles were only active for a decade, but due to their writing abilities, they were able to pen copious timeless classics, making them the biggest band in the world. After many creative and personal differences tore the band apart, leading to their split in 1970, each member honed a solo career. While each member’s post-Beatles work has its own merits, it was George Harrison who thrived best now that he was able to have greater creative control. While he had released two solo records during his time with The Beatles – Wonderwall Music and Electric Sound – these were predominantly instrumental and experimental albums.

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