McCartney Times

There is no greater story of success in the music industry than The Beatles. The group broke into the collective consciousness in the earliest moments of the 1960s and would become a global phenomenon in just a few short years, making them a cultural zenith for a new generation. Despite this, The Beatles‘ 1968 LP, The White Album, marked the beginning of the end.Just three years after its release, the Fab Four would go their separate ways, unable to relate to one another and each set on pursuing something of their own. The tensions between John, Paul, George and Ringo had been simmering well before they boiled over, however, and ‘Why Don’t We Do It In The Road?’ is one of the clearest examples of the rupture that gradually drove The Beatles apart.

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