McCartney Times

John Lennon always described himself as a rock star before anything else. Regardless of how many avant-garde experiments he embarked on with Yoko Ono or the off-the-wall projects that he took on with The Beatles, he was still the same old kid who got the fire after listening to Chuck Berry and Little Richard perform back in the day. But that was the past, and he considered the future of rock to come from Yoko Ono singing the song ‘Don’t Worry Kyoko’ at the start of the 1970s.Then again, any discussion around The Beatles is bound to get testy when it comes to Ono’s treatment. Although she has garnered the unfounded moniker of the destroyer of the Fab Four, she was more or less just a creative companion for Lennon most of the time, serving as his muse on half of his greatest hits and eventually working her way to collaborating with him on records like Some Time in New York City.

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