McCartney Times

Imagine being the biggest band in the world, plonked onto a precipice so lofty it was positively unprecedented in human history, and thinking, ‘Let’s quit touring, scrap all the pretty little love songs that got us to this position, and give the folks at home, ‘I Am the Walrus”. It’s bonkers. But that’s exactly what The Beatles, four young working-class lads from Liverpool, were bold enough to do.They were an explosion quite out of the ordinary. The period from the moment they announced themselves to the world on the Ed Sullivan Show to the moment they walked out of a studio together for the last time was shorter than that between the first lockdown and the present. They were a relative whirlwind that took the world by storm and changed it forever—releasing tracks as desperate as ‘Yesterday’, ‘I’m a Loser’ and ‘We Can Work It Out’ within months of each other.

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