McCartney Times

Famous musicians get hoisted to such stratospheric, god-like levels that their traditional accounts often miss the humanity that always connected them to the rest of the world. Although he was undoubtedly a more complicated and jarring character than every other artist of his time, the late Beatles leader John Lennon is somewhat one-dimensionally canonised worldwide as the patron saint of popular music and the man who made rock music explode.While Lennon achieved the sonic equivalent of turning water into wine during the 1960s and became a symbol of peace with exploits and legendary dedication that transcended music, the man himself is often overshadowed by the bright lights of his success. Yet, like everyone else, he cherished his creature comforts. Yes, this included infamous drink and drug binges, as evidenced by his 18-month escapade in Los Angeles, famously dubbed ‘The Lost Weekend’. However, Lennon also found joy in simpler, less mind-altering pastimes.

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