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Irish Star on MSNThe Beatles' Paul McCartney brutally admitted he only liked one John Lennon songIn the years after The Beatles split up, both John Lennon and Sir Paul McCartney released solo music - but it's safe to say they were not fans of each other's work at first ...
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The Mirror US on MSNPaul McCartney admitted he only liked one song by John Lennon after The Beatles splitAfter The Beatles parted ways and released their own music, Paul McCartney said he only liked one song by his former bandmate ...
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The Mirror US on MSNPaul McCartney feared 'hurtful' thing John Lennon said about him would 'stick'Paul McCartney and John Lennon's relationship worsened even after The Beatles split in 1970, but one hurtful incident ...
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The Mirror US on MSNThe harsh lyric Paul McCartney removed last-minute from John Lennon diss trackAfter the breakup of The Beatles, Paul McCartney released his song 'Too Many People' that shaded John Lennon and Yoko Ono, but it was originally more scathing ...
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The Mirror US on MSNPaul McCartney admitted Yoko Ono said the 'cruelest words' he’d ever heard about himselfPaul McCartney and Yoko Ono, the wife of his bandmate John Lennon, had a rocky relationship that carried on years after The ...
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Irish Star on MSNThe Paul McCartney song that 'triggered John Lennon's insecurities' amid Beatles 'shift'The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul McCartney were two of the greatest songwriters of all time, but there was always competition between them, which, at times, contributed to a sense of tensions within ...
The Beatles found success with "The Ballad of John and Yoko," despite the fact that the song was banned by many U.S. radio stations.
According to John Lennon, the best possible thing for The Beatles' legacy and "myth" was their breakup in 1970.
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Daily Express US on MSNJohn Lennon's haunting Beatles song was banned for two reasonsThe Beatles' experimental phase in the late 1960s saw them push the boundaries - but one of John Lennon's most controversial songs was banned ...
An exhibit at a Dupont Circle museum in D.C. highlights the period of time John Lennon, of The Beatles, described as “The Lost Weekend.” ...
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