McCartney Times

George Harrison was never meant to stay in The Beatles by the end of the 1960s. He had developed into a far greater songwriter to just be known as second fiddle to John Lennon and Paul McCartney, and if All Things Must Pass is any indication, he may have been even better than his bandmates in some respects. While the resentment between Harrison and his bandmates had been building up for a while, ‘Only A Northern Song’ may have been the first sign that he wanted out of the group.Then again, there was always some question as to what the Fab Four were going to do after they departed from the road in 1966. No group had ever become a studio-only act and survived for very long, but throughout Sgt Peppers, they proved to be a cultural force to be reckoned with, kicking off the Summer of Love in epic fashion with one timeless classic after the next.

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