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Described by McCartney as "insane", the song is recognised for its surrealistic ... Up The Number)’ - probably my favourite Beatles track, just because it’s so insane. All the memories.” ...

Despite the completion, The Beatles' early songs were largely created in tandem ... It’s a good little tune, but I couldn’t have written it because I dreamt it." Paul sat on the song for ...

Paul McCartney of The Beatles and Wings fame previously hit out at President Donald Trump with a brutal three-word comment, ...

“And it’s kind of this pivotal point, because Paul realizes ... “It was a song that he performed and recorded without the other Beatles,” said Leslie. “When they’re onstage and ...

George Harrison was a growing songwriter by the time he delivered this track which, prompted by LSD, showed the growing ugly egos of The Beatles ...

And because it involves what director Sam Mendes ... Ltd. (Sony Music Publishing, by the way, controls the rights to the majority of Beatles songs.) Mendes allowed that, while a lot of the Beatles ...

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It was a song that channelled both his genius ... It had echoes (of The Beatles), maybe inevitably because it was me, but we had established our own style. Years later, I was doing an interview.