McCartney Times

The greatest inspirations usually come from something completely accidental. As much as a band might pride themselves on having the best synergy with each other and are able to make a song out of nothing, it’s better to have a song that comes together strictly because someone said the right thing at the right time. And even by The Beatles’ standards for making classics out of the strangest things, George Harrison unintentionally gave one of his fellow Fabs one of the greatest pieces of his solo career.But when the Fab Four were breaking up, things were about to get extremely ugly. None of them necessarily hated each other by the time they broke things off creatively. They only needed a break from each other, but the second that Allen Klein stuck his hands into the business and Paul McCartney had the common sense to leave, it was clear that it was the three of his bandmates against him.

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