McCartney Times

Anyone starting their life as a touring act needs to know what they are getting themselves into beforehand. It’s one thing to have a lust for life when touring around the world, but the minute that the hotel rooms begin to look the same and the crowds become background noise, is when artists figure out they are on a rollercoaster that they can’t get off of. It’s no wonder that The Beatles decided they had had enough by the mid-1960s, but what’s even stranger is how many of the band members, like George Harrison, stuck to that lifestyle once they started flying solo.Harrison was always the last of all the former Beatles who seemed ready to embrace his stardom in that way. Part of his belief system was about trying to downplay his ego as much as possible, and while he did have his moments where he could grandstand, he was more than happy to be the one fading into the background rather than be the shiny pop star at the centre of everything.

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