McCartney Times

It’s impossible to overstate how shocked the music world was seeing The Beatles for the first time. Outside of their four distinct personalities whenever they played or sang, the internal chemistry between the band was matched by their original material, being among the first outfits who made writing original tracks expected rather than the exception. Although John Lennon and Paul McCartney would be credited as the key songwriters of the group, George Harrison was slowly following right behind them.As the band started playing their first handful of gigs, Harrison wasn’t interested in writing any of his original material. Though he may have had a credit on the pre-Beatles romp ‘In Spite of All the Danger’ with The Quarrymen, Harrison was known for bringing the arrangements to life whenever the group performed their songs.

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