McCartney Times

The Beatles are revered for a lot of reasons. They’re celebrated for their songwriting and the timelessness of their anthems. They’re awed for their rapid evolution and experimentation, changing before the world’s eyes over and over during their relatively short existence. But they’re also deeply respected for their technical importance, helping to push the boundaries or even the very capabilities of what a band could do in a recording studio. However, when reflecting on some of their experiments, John Lennon had some regrets, not about the songs themself, but the sound.In 1966, still early on in their careers and at the height of their global fame as Beatlemania swept the world, the band quit touring. It was a wild move. Now, we’re more accustomed to some huge acts rarely, or never, hitting the road, but back in the 1960s, live music was the true lifeblood of an artist’s career. So, for The Beatles to turn around and say they never wanted to perform in front of an audience again was a shocking move.

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