McCartney Times

For all of the great music that they made together, the ending of The Beatles’ career was anything but harmonious. As much as they tried to patch things up when working through their lawyers, the Fab Four had grown too much apart for the band to salvage their relationships, leading to multiple sparring sessions in the press. While John Lennon directed most of his vitriol towards Paul McCartney at the end of the breakup, he maintained that George Harrison didn’t have what it took as a solo star on his first solo album.Even though Lennon and McCartney were known as the twin forces behind the band, Harrison was slowly becoming one of the biggest songwriters of his generation in the background. Compared to the massive stockpile of songs that his songwriting counterparts made, Harrison was on his own creating unique masterpieces, embracing the sounds of Indian music on the track ‘Within You Without You’ and lending his skills to classic Beatles tracks like ‘Tomorrow Never Knows’.

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