McCartney Times

Most seasoned artists don’t need to worry about keeping up with the charts whenever they perform. For them, they had already conquered the world, and it was no use in them trying to go along with what the new kids in town were doing if it meant that they would sound like they were selling out. George Harrison wasn’t going to begin to make anything that wasn’t from the heart, but he did admit to having a soft spot for these 1980s hitmakers back in the day.By the end of The Beatles, though, Harrison seemed to have had his fill of the pop charts. Looking at the music he made during the 1970s, he was far more interested in following his muse, whether that meant learning from his idols like Bob Dylan or Smokey Robinson or trying his hand at delving into Indian music again with Ravi Shankar.

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