McCartney Times

It’s safe to say that The Beatles’ split was far less amicable than their fans might have hoped. After nearly a decade at the pinnacle of global culture, with no real rivals in sight, the immense pressure had strained the relationships within the Fab Four, causing tensions to rise. What began as a brotherly bond, united by a shared goal of conquering the pop music world, gradually unravelled as individual ambitions surfaced and each member sought to forge their own path.For the most part, ‘creative differences’ is a gentle enough term to label the breakup. But, the truth is, the once close-knit group had not only drifted apart but had started to try and sink one another’s boats. John Lennon and Paul McCartney had become so creatively different that it is a wonder they still put each other’s names to their songs. Ringo Starr’s affable nature had begun to wane as his position as the butt of the Beatles joke was wearing thin. However, it was George Harrison who was the most bitter as the group split.

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