McCartney Times

We tend to paint the picture of The Beatles as one of glorious technicolour psychedelic mania, sunshine and roses – but the reality was often a lot more painstaking. Just look at George Harrison. The youngest and most underestimated member of the band, his struggle to break through in his own creative right under the behemoth wrath of John Lennon and Paul McCartney was all too real, as it almost led to the Fab Four missing out on one of their most unsuspecting hits.While not to berate Lennon and McCartney’s titan songwriting partnership, it was more than evidently clear that they viewed three as a crowd. Harrison barely got a look in, even as he was expanding his sonic horizons, that the dynamic duo was too blinded by their own greatness to acknowledge. As such, when it came to a tune in which Harrison thought he’d struck gold, it took the others a fair amount of convincing.

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