McCartney Times

The end of The Beatles is best known for the animosity between its members, particularly the rift between songwriting duo John Lennon and Paul McCartney. After years of being the biggest band in the world, the pressures of fame and various personal factors began to take their toll. During the recording of 1968’s White Album, it became clear that the group’s end was near. Heated arguments broke out, and Lennon grew increasingly aloof and detached from his bandmates.Due to this shift, guitarist George Harrison, who had long been overshadowed by the great songwriting partnership, took the opportunity to assert his brilliance in proceedings. A highlight of the 1968 record is ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’, featuring the immense uncredited lead guitar work of his best friend, Eric Clapton. This stroke of genius would pave the way for Harrison to insert himself more intensely into the songwriting process over the rest of their career.

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