McCartney Times

In 1964, The Beatles came across Bob Dylan for the first time, and it completely revolutionised their outlook on music. It dawned on the group that it was possible for pop to “go a little further”. In time, they wouldn’t even be pedalling art that vaguely resembled pop. They were certified avant-gardists with a bent for the deeply profound.All of this happened in one fell swoop. In just about two years, they went from “teeny boppers” to Revolver. The influence of Dylan, evidently, presiding over the sudden transition. It impacted John Lennon most of all. There was always deepness to the bespectacled Beatle. His childhood had been pitted with loss and a sense of displacement—music offered salvation.

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