30-06-2013, 02:47
i have an interview with Paul on dvd, he said they only truly co-wrote songs on the first three albums, after then it was mainly solitary but they did occasionally ask each other for help with a chord sequence or the odd line here or there when they were stuck, apparently the last time they actually worked together was on the Sgt Peppers album on several tracks....which is obvious because thats when all the arguements and friction started....
McCartney & Ram were definately continuations of The Beatles as Paul did use several old unreleased Beatles tracks on those albums, the most famous of which would surely be Maybe Im Amazed...by Band On The Run he found his own 'sound', and by "imagine" john discovered his sound also, both brilliant albums and both better than any Beatle album IMO(except for that stupid 'imagine' song which i detest!) LOL...
i really wish Gryphon was here to help discuss this and give us definitive answers
McCartney & Ram were definately continuations of The Beatles as Paul did use several old unreleased Beatles tracks on those albums, the most famous of which would surely be Maybe Im Amazed...by Band On The Run he found his own 'sound', and by "imagine" john discovered his sound also, both brilliant albums and both better than any Beatle album IMO(except for that stupid 'imagine' song which i detest!) LOL...
i really wish Gryphon was here to help discuss this and give us definitive answers
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They were big in the 70s....for five minutes,on a Saturday,after lunch..." - Me 2014.