McCartney Times

The fact that The Beatles succeeded at all in their early days feels like a success story for any aspiring musicians. Since none of them had any formal training and learned their trade just by playing night after night, maybe you, nameless music fan, could pick up a guitar and possibly be as great as the Fab Four. That’s not to that the band didn’t have their drawbacks, though, and John Lennon ended up getting help from Graham Nash years before he was famous on ‘Anna (Go To Him)’.If anyone was going to tell Lennon what to do, though, they probably could not be held responsible for what happened to them next. Lennon was always known to do things his own way, and if any was standing in his way, he was going right over them until he hit the big time. Right as The Beatles were about to get a record deal, they spent one day putting together the beginnings of what would be their debut, Please Please Me.

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Source: The song Graham Nash taught John Lennon to sing