McCartney Times

It’s well known that as The Beatles came to an end, the two men who had guided them to worldwide fame and unstoppable success were fracturing a little more as every second passed. John Lennon and Paul McCartney had been best friends since their teenage years, but years down the line, with the weight of fame and fortune becoming near-unbearable, the two men were at each other’s throats.While some will point to Yoko Ono’s introduction to the group as one of the reasons McCartney and Lennon’s relationship began t sour, the truth is that the writing was on the wall for some time. Lennon’s vision for the bad, and art at large, was to be a provocative experiment in activism. He wanted to deliver rock and roll songs capable of change. Meanwhile, McCartney was devoted to the art of perfecting a pop song, diligently pawing over track after track to get just the right sound. It was the creative chasm that would lead to their difficult relationship.

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