McCartney Times

“Do as I say, not as I do” was largely the code by which George Harrison lived during the early years in The Beatles. Not in the usual sense of the idiom whereby he was in the presence of behaviour not worth following, but rather to play the chords laid out by John and Paul, and not bother trying to replicate their greatness.After all, why would he rock the boat? It was creatively impervious and commercially prolific, delivering hit after hit, and pound after pound into his bank account. If anything, Harrison had the easiest job of the lot – enjoy the stardom, receive the praise and go on about his career without the burden of delivering the songs it was built upon.

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