I was listening to Harrison’ “33 1/3″ the other day. I thought this
album is when I stopped thinking of him as a Beatle. “Dark Horse” with
Phil Spector producing could have been “All Things Must Past Part 2.”
“Extra “Texture” still had some Beatles elements in it. on “33 1/3″ it’s
all Harrison, no Beatles.
So the rest of The Beatles.
McCartney:
Wings always reminded me of a Beatles wannabe band. Good music there.
“Tug Of War” with Martin producing had Beatle music. “Pipes Of Peace”
even though it had Martin producing, didn’t think of The Beatles.
McCartney did come back to Beatle music on “Chaos and Creation In The
Back Yard” and “Memory Almost Full,” then left it on “New.”
Ringo Starr:
Once Ringo hooked up with Mark Hudson on “Vertical Man,” I stopped
thinking about The Beatles. I’m glad he’s not with Hudson, I couldn’t
stand the production.
John Lennon I always thought of as a Beatle cause he didn’t put out that
many solo albums. Even though he was the one Beatle that wanted to shed
the Beatle image.
“No filters. No layers. No apologies.” "Art is real, everything else is fake." "Imperfection needs no improvement."
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