McCartney Times

The Beatles spent the 1960s carving out their place as the biggest band of all time, and it’s a title they’ve retained ever since. Between them, they penned some of the most well-loved songs of all time, pioneered a range of new studio techniques, and led the way for popular culture and the music industry as we know it today. And along the way, they generated a huge amount of money through records, merchandise sales, concerts and more.The question of how to split those earnings was a difficult one. It wasn’t just the Fab Four who had to be taken into account, but their manager, Brian Epstein, too. Before his death in 1967, the manager reportedly took home 25 per cent of the money, while the remaining amount was split between the band members. But not every Beatle took home the same amount of money.

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