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- Lorne
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Why Lennon Wasn't Worried When Harrison Walked Out on The Beatles
Looking back at the Beatles’ darkest hour, it’s easy to point to the White Album sessions (1968). After all, there was so much negative energy John Lennon and Paul McCartney almost fought in the studio. And that’s not mentioning how Ringo quit the band for a few weeks that August.
Meanwhile, George Harrison had written some of his best work (“While My Guitar Gently Weeps,” “Long, Long, Long”) but still had trouble getting his band mates interested in his songs. Indeed, the White Album didn’t come easy.
- memphis boy
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Re: Why Lennon Wasn't Worried When Harrison Walked Out on The Beatles
Considering Clapton's previous history of leaving a band after a hit record because he always thought they had sold out would have been a real problem with staying with the Beatles very long.
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