McCartney Times

The Beatles’ vision was always to become the “toppermost of the poppermost”. They managed to make British music be taken as seriously as the American blues boys that came before them and were irresistibly cheeky while doing so, including the shy George Harrison. As the success grew, it’s a fair assessment to say that their egos did, too, which sparked unruly and, quite frankly, childish spats of selfish competition.By the time The Beatles recorded the White Album, tensions had begun to build amongst the boys. The fight for ownership, creative lead, and the longest hair was on. George Harrison had successfully given the band ‘Within You, Without You’ and ‘Taxman’, but still found himself scrapping to be taken as seriously as Lennon and McCartney. At this point, not even Ringo was far behind him.

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