It was very selfish. George Harrison’s blunt words about Paul McCartney exposed a tense side of The Beatles’ final recordings — especially his frustration over Maxwell’s Silver Hammer. Behind the legendary music was a friendship strained by creative clashes, and years later, McCartney admitted he had his own regrets about how he treated George. What really happened inside the studio?
George Harrison once confronted Paul McCartney over the way he approached their final years together as The Beatles, revealing just how strained the group’s creative relationship had become behind the studio doors. By the time the band recorded Abbey Road, Harrison, McCartney, John Lennon and Ringo Starr were no longer pulling in quite the same … Read more