McCartney Times

Throughout the madness of Beatlemania, the absurdity of the sudden riches that the four working-class lads from Liverpool were graced with, and fame like the world has never seen before, the music of The Beatles always remained the music of the people. They might have endlessly experimented and stretched pop music way beyond four chords on four instruments, but the scope of their songs, their foundation, was always fiercely entrenched in the everyday.From the smiling fellow in the park depicted in ‘The Fool on the Hill’ to the odd story of the gravestone marked Eleanor Rigby in Paul McCartney’s hometown that he claims he must have subconsciously absorbed, there is always a sense that they were merely gazing out at the world around them. Perhaps this is why they have proved so transcendent ever since; the songs are woven into the fabric of society by virtue of the fact that it was society at large and the songwriter’s place within it that birthed them.

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