McCartney Times

I once heard someone describe creativity as a newly fixed tap. Turn it on and it will start pouring out dirty water. Keep going and it will get a little cleaner, but still with some crappy residue before finally reaching a point of crystal clear bliss. The point is, it’s a work in progress. But I’m not sure how the plumbing worked in Liverpool, because it seemed to me that The Beatles had never worked off a broken tap in their lives.Something in the Liverpudlian waters carried with it genius, as The Beatles wasted no time in creating greatness. From the very minute Paul McCartney and John Lennon’s guitars conversed with each other, the charts began shivering as they awaited an onslaught of hits from the pair that wouldn’t let up until the end of the 1960s.

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