McCartney Times

The Beatles have countless songs that can be described as “classics”. From ‘Let It Be’ to ‘Here Comes The Sun’ to ‘A Day in the Life’, there are more examples of Beatles songs that have since come to define the musical heritage of the UK and music history in general than perhaps any other band. The group’s mammoth impact on the art of pop music is entirely unquestionable and transcends the songs they made in the studio and the chart-topping positions they grabbed.That doesn’t necessarily mean that The Beatles members themselves regard all of those songs as classics. One only needs to glance at the quartet’s interviews following the breakup of the group to see the disdain certain members had for certain songs. In fact, I’d be willing to argue that, having played much of their early work innumerable times in concert, John Lennon and Paul McCartney would have been happy to never listen to tracks like ‘Eight Days A Week’ ever again. According to McCartney, the best thing about that 1964 B-side was the title.

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