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Perhaps the strangest thing about the breakup of The Beatles, history’s most powerful and influential band, is that it was relatively undramatic. There was no big on-stage brawl, no huge bust-ups, no one explosive argument that ended it all. Instead, it was a year-long battle fought with passive aggression as the main weapon. It was fought in sly comments, pointed lyrics, petty walkouts and then the occasional bigger moment, like this one – January 10th, 1969, when George Harrison walked out.The matter-of-fact retelling in Harrison’s diary perfectly summarises the ending of The Beatles. “Got up, went to Twickenham, rehearsed until lunch time – left the Beatles – went home,” he wrote. He seemed to handle it so nonchalantly that he even added other details, just sprinkling this news in with what he had for dinner as he added, “and in the evening did King of Fuh at Trident Studio — had chips later at Klaus and Christines went home.”

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