At 82, Paul McCartney FINALLY Reveals Who Really Broke Up The Beatles
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Paul McCartney Finally Reveals Who Broke Up The Beatles. Paul McCartney joined forces with John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr to forever change the landscape of popular music and culture, creating ripples that continue to move musicians today. Despite their breakup in nineteen seventy, the Beatles' legacy remains unmatched to date. McCartney has gone on to pursue a truly remarkable solo career, but fans have long wondered what caused the band's split in the first place. After all these years, Paul McCartney has finally disclosed who really broke up the Beatles. Join us as we dive into the revelation that sheds light on a mystery that has intrigued fans for decades, offering a new perspective on the iconic band's history..
For business matters contact: uncoveredfiles1@gmail.com
APPLY TO WORK FOR THIS CHANNEL-PRIOR EXPERIENCE IS MANDATORY
Script writer: forms.gle/3AXA...
Thumbnail Designer: forms.gle/SrWP...
Editor: forms.gle/4GH7...
Disclaimer:
The content presented in our videos is intended solely for entertainment purposes. While we may draw upon facts, rumors, and fiction, viewers should not interpret any part of the content as factual or definitive information. Please enjoy responsibly.
Check Out These Videos:
At 82, Paul McCartney FINALLY Reveals Who Really Broke Up The Beatles
• At 82, Paul McCartney ...
Paul McCartney Reveals Why the Beatles Really Broke Up
• Paul McCartney Reveals...
At 82, Paul McCartney Finally Reveals Who Really Broke Up The Beatles
• At 82, Paul McCartney ...
Thank you paul your music carried many a lost soul through bad times. You are a music celestial icon.
I always knew it was John for the most part. Once he got with Ono he really changed.
He sure did.
Well, obviously, she could not have shut down the band if he wanted to stay
Love the Beatles music to this day miss John & George though RIP
John's mother did not die two years before Paul's mother. In fact she was very much alive and present at the St Peter's fete where Paul met John. In fact Paul developed a crush on Julia. She died when John was seventeen around a year after John and Paul met.
Jesus watch any movie, Nowhere Boy being the newest, about the early days and you would learn this.
Such a huge mistake puts your whole video into question.
I WILL ALWAYS LOVE THE BEATLES AND THERE WILL NEVER BE ANOTHER BAND AS GOOD AS THEM!!!!
That woman was not Linda and McCartney did not start leading the Band until Sargent Pepper. Lots of mistakes in this documentary.
Was about to say the same thing… I believe that was one of his daughters. Also, he didn’t write all the songs on rubber soul. Lennon had several masterpieces on that album.
And the picture of the four of them at the beginning. That wasn’t even Paul. 😂
@@Saffron-sugarhaha
G.D. man. Paul's music after Beatles helped me get thru my teenage years. Wings flew. No Paul, no Wings.
I enjoyed Wings too. I didn’t think “Give My Regards” was that bad. I remember hearing John having said t(at he was leaving or quitting. There was Yoko, like maybe an arm or two length away with that smirk on her face.
Just for the record, you have made a lot of mistakes on here one of them being when you started at first talking about Linda you showed pictures of what I think is possibly his third wife, but definitely not Linda… Get your shit together
You have some details wrong, John Lennon's mother died in 1958 Maccartney, and Lennon were already playing as the Quary Men by then
One key part missing was that in 2023 Paul and Ringo with the help of Giles Martin and movie director Peter Jackson launched the last Beatles official song: Now and Then!...
It’s pretty safe to say that if Beatles original manager, Brian Epstein had not died in August ’67, that the Beatles would have stayed together longer. How much longer, is impossible to measure, but easily for another album or two. Beatles were quoted as saying that they had always relied on Brian Epstein for advice on everything, and Epstein kept them working together as a team. When Brian Epstein called each of them to tell them they were scheduled to record at Abbey Road, they showed up for the scheduled days & hours.
After Epstein’s death, the Beatles began to drift apart, and Paul just had the motivation to call the others to get organized to agree on the recording schedules, which was never his job before Epstein’s passing. Keep in mind, Epstein was the one who began promoting them when they were still playing only in clubs and bars, and Epstein solicited every record label in London, until finally they got a chance from producer George Martin.
The ‘straw’ that ‘broke the Beatles,’ was when John Lennon fell for Alan Klein to take over the position that was left after Brian Epstein’s death. Alan Klein had his eye on taking the position of managing the Beatles for many months, and he approached Lennon first.
Lennon assuming Klein was ok, since Klein had been managing The Rolling Stones, accepted the offer from Klein. However, Lennon didn’t research it at all, only to find out after signing with Klein, that the Stones were already looking for ways to get out of their deal with Klein. When John called a meeting with the other three guys, Paul had already heard about Alan Klein’s difficulties with the Stones. Besides that, Paul was not about to sign over the large percentage of the Beatles earnings to Klein, that Klein had written in his contract.
Paul tried to talk sense about this with John, but John had already convinced George & Ringo to sign, and they didn’t seem to understand why Paul objected so much to Klein’s contract.
Had Brian Epstein continued to live as long as producer George Martin, the Beatles would have had a more continued sense of direction, and not had been in the contentious situation with Alan Klein. The disagreement about Klein’s taking over as manager was what kept Lennon and McCartney from having a further relationship as songwriters and friends. Eventually, they did have a short time to get together as friends, several years after their parting over the Klein management disagreements.
@@stradaveriusfiddle
He, Klein, actually had been trying to take them over for a few years. He had tried to buy their contract from Brian Epstein and was told absolutely not.
There are questions about Brian Epstein's death, I wouldn't put it past Klein to having a hand in it, it's been speculated he was behind Sam Cooke's murder.
Do I have evidence no just a suspicion and speculation
I don't think it would have made much difference, they were different people by 1970 and very much developing personally creative paths. Paul was really the only one who wanted to continue as 'the Beatles'.
@@oshawaxpress
Ringo wanted to continue as well. You don't appear to be as informed as you think. Most long time fans know both Paul and Ringo wanted to carry on.
Paul Mac Cartney did NOT write all the songs on Rubber Soul
Who said he did?
@@user-fp2kt1le2e 6:39 in the video "… He not only wrote the songs for the album…"
@@user-fp2kt1le2e it says it on the video
Sloppy summary here and there by the commentator (Live Aid in Hyde Park? If you say so, mate). Shots of Nancy when he's talking about Linda.
Live 8 concert was actually held at Hyde Park, London in July 2005. I think they were confused.
So many mistakes I lost interest, Paul didn't write ALL the tracks on RUBBER SOUL Norwegian Wood, In My Life, Nowhere Man are John's and are the deeper more thoughtful than Drive My Car...
You did not pronounce the 8. Orion's last name call correctly and the rumor about paul mccartney stated he died in nineteen sixty six, not in nineteen sixty nine
28 Mins to get to the question.
"I am imagining how I will feel when I achieve my goals."
Find a quiet place to envision how you feel when you have enough money to do what you please. Enough money to take that trip, buy that car or even give some to someone in need. Perhaps your goals are to feel free, imagine how you will feel on a road trip with no obligations to worry about.
365 Days of Positive Affirmations-Nicole Lockhart
So many unrelated, or loosely related images together with the narration (I mean the timeline and persons)... other than that thumbs up
Julia from S.F.V. Where are you ?
Paul introduced yoko to John
@@Dalmenco
He didn't actually introduce them. She came for Paul first, he was uninterested and told her his partner John might be. I believe he may have given her a letter. I suppose if John had been a no go George would have been next on her list
Oh dear! Why are there so many mistakes in this? If there is any group that there are 100 documentaries made about, it’s the Beatles. They’re not a difficult band to do research on.
Im glad they broke up, otherwise 👐ings wouldn't of happened👌
And i love RAM. Pauls my favourite beatle, i have always thought that paul was the strongest of the four as a solo artist.
I love all four members dearly.
George harrison made some fantastic solo albums, but some of the production values wasn't the best.
Paul did a fantastic job on wings at the speed of sound on the original vinyl press.
The best ever production by george martin is defintely on pauls 1982 tug of war x10!!!!! original vinyl copy!❤🔥
Just wanna add: I believe that linda brought a lot to pauls table, linda was pauls inspiration who gave him fresh air to breath!
Contrary to what the video displays, Paul lost his mother first.
Another video that doesn't say the truth. At 82 Paul McCartney finally reveals...Oh, come on. He said it in 1970. And John also said so. He even got upset because Daily Mirror informed it was Paul. It is quite strange, as it seems he was sort of proud of being the mean guy to break up the band.
Correct. John told the other 3 when they were signing an extension to their EMI contract. Allen Klein, the scumbag manager McCartney wanted no part of, told them to keep quiet about John leaving the band which they all iniitially did. But when McCartney was asked to delay the release of his solo album so it did not coincide with their Beatle album, he'd had it and told the public they were done.He was unjustly villified for breaking up the Beatles when it was John who decided to leave.
Wow, Paul McCartney's latest revelation is truly eye-opening!
It's not, actually. None of this is remotely new. Everyone interested in the Beatles knew all this stuff at the time it happened or at least read it in the many Beatles books and magazine articles or saw it in documentaries over the last 50 years.
😢@@chrisgibbings9499
q quo@@chrisgibbings9499
Its not jhon its yoko his wife who made the broke up thats why the plastic ono band created
What a fluff, a Paul-glorification/biography of 30 minutes to wait for a half-revelation of 3 seconds. And they would have split up anyway: George wanted to get out too.
False.Come back when you know what you're talking about.
"Back in the USSR" was before 1988.
If you're going to do a documentary then please go with the TRUTH. I'm not going to waste my time on this mess.
After Lennon died, I personally doubted anything Paul said.
Because the true members of The Beatles were Lennon, Harrison, Ringo...
Well you should care, the Beatles were the most important and influential.......oh please Zotarelintitiash, stop tickling me !!
I’m giving this video a thumbs down! The title is click bare. None of the Beatles hated each other even when one was mad at another. Such bullshit!
I don't care. It is a shame it happened, maybe it was for the best. It is between them.
It's well known that Lennon announced that he was Leaving The Beatles at the point Abbey Road was released and Maccartney didn't write all the songs for Rubber Soul only the ones that he sings on The best Beatles album is the White Album more Lennon and less Maccartney
Taste is subjective. I totally disagree that the White Album was their best. It was actually sloppy drug affected music at a time when John and Yoko were addicted to heroin. Of course there are some good songs on it but it is NOT their best work. You clearly don't like McCartney but without him AND Lennon, the Beatles would have just been another Liverpool skittle band that no one ever heard of.
@@brianwallace3525 you said “taste is subjective”. But then you went on to state that the White album was not their best work as if it was fact. How subjective is that?
personally, I think the White Album is a marvellous drug addled adventure, Paul McCartney is my favourite Beatle, Blackbird is one of my favourite songs. These are not fighting words, this is an opinion.
@@Saffron-sugar I said taste was subjective,aka based on opinion. It is MY opinion that the White Album was NOT their best. McCartney is your favorite you said but yet you said more Lennon and less McCartney? As a whole the White album is NOT their best-my subjective opinion . It does NOT reach the level of excellence many of their others do.
Who cares😢
Hate it when a nobody tries to be a somebody by trying to make a video about people who actually were relevant.
Who are you?