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Paul McCartney opens up about Yoko Ono's involvement in the Beatles' recording sessions, citing nonconfrontational attitudes and deference to John Lennon. McCartney reveals that the band did not particularly like her presence during the 'Let It Be' sessions. The former Beatle explains why no one spoke up about it, shedding light on the dynamics within the iconic group.
SOUNDING OFF: Paul McCartney explains why Yoko Ono was allowed in on recording sessions, and why no one spoke up about it. https://t.co/jjgHJlaZq4 https://t.co/4VngjgTtbx
‘Interference In The Workplace’: Paul McCartney Reveals How The Beatles ‘Dealt With’ Yoko Ono https://t.co/u8X14hJwDN
Paul McCartney says Beatles allowed Yoko Ono to do this due to being nonconfrontational, 'deference' to John https://t.co/29ZTTCrCCR
"I don't think any of us particularly liked it," the former Beatle said of her presence during "Let It Be" sessions: https://t.co/XrW76DqVRQ
“So many artists seem to have their sound so nailed. And I feel literally different today than to how I went to sleep yesterday,” Holly Humberstone says. “I’m still trying to figure out the world and where I belong in it all." https://t.co/oCOUYEiH6O
Ringo Starr on New EP ‘Rewind Forward,’ Asking Paul McCartney for a Song and Recording with Dolly Parton: ‘She’s Always Great to Work With’ (@MelindaNew_man - @billboard) https://t.co/oeX4YTwXPv
"It was not making me very happy," Holly Humberstone says of trying to fit into the mainstream pop world. "And the songs sounded like s--- pop songs.” https://t.co/oCOUYEi9hg