McCartney Times

For a band like The Beatles, it’s hard to nail down a specific point where everything came together. Even though Ringo Starr joining the band or the group learning to use the studio as an instrument are worthy candidates for the best moments of their career, those happened gradually rather than one moment where everything started to become legendary. As far as John Lennon was concerned, though, he felt that one particular album was where everything hit a fever pitch for them.At the same time, it’s hard to take Lennon at his word a lot of the time, considering how much disdain he had for some of his own material. He famously thought that tunes like ‘It’s Only Love’ and ‘Hey Bulldog’ were pieces of garbage, and even though Paul McCartney helped write their classic hits with him, it had to take something truly exceptional to make him compliment his writing partner.

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