McCartney Times

By the time The Beatles split, it was anyone’s guess as to what they were going to come out with. There were still pieces that were left on the cutting room floor from their previous sessions, and even if Paul McCartney and John Lennon started from scratch during their solo tenure, George Harrison was ready to take off once he finally got the chance to spread his wings. While All Things Must Pass still has some of the finest solo tracks of any Beatle’s solo career, Harrison did have the clarity to realise when something wasn’t up to his standard.Before the band had even properly finished, Harrison had already realised he couldn’t be playing with the Fab Four forever. He was growing exponentially as a songwriter, and even if he contributed two of his best songs to Abbey Road, it made no sense for him to keep stockpiling tunes in the hopes that he might get one or two on an album by the time he got a proper word in.

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