McCartney Times

For all of his shock rock bona fides, Alice Cooper kept most of his influences to old-school rock and rollers. While theatricality was a major part of Cooper’s stage persona, his songwriting had its basis in the classic songs of the 1960s, the same ones that convinced Cooper to begin playing music. No band could possibly compete with the magnitude of The Beatles, and Cooper learned some important lessons from the Fab Four.“When you think of great songwriting, nobody was better. McCartney and Lennon just did such great songs,” Cooper wrote in a feature for Louder Sound. “When I think of The Beatles, I always think of early Beatles. Take any song, and it’s like the perfect three-minute song, and I think anyone in the world would love to have written any one of them. ‘She Loves You’ is a good rock song.”

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