McCartney Times

As the sun scorched Los Angeles, turning the sweltering city into a hazy mirage of hippiedom, Bill Holt, a junior sales and marketing executive, was sat listening to the radio, wondering whether 1969 might just be the greatest year in music history.It was August and the airways were awash with Motown reimaginings by Dusty Springfield, the first whiffs of punk from MC5, and David Bowie was singing about space travel. It felt dangerous and vital, as though the world was perfectly poised on a knife edge. The 1960s had offered so much for culture that the promise of what lay ahead was rich.

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