Last Sunday, October 10, the day after John Lennon's birthday - October 9, 1940 in Liverpool - Paul McCartney made a shattering statement.
British daily
The Guardian
revealed his comments in a BBC series slated to air later this month.
McCartney declares:
“I am not responsible for the separation of The Beatles.
It was John. ”
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The bassist explains in substance that he hoped to continue the career of the Fab Four, considering that the emblematic formation of the sixties had not said everything.
Since the press release distributed with his first solo album, in April 1970, in which he officially announced the end of the group, Paul is considered to be the instigator of it.
In fact, Lennon hadn't waited until the end of the decade to tell the others his intention to leave.
But this decision was to remain secret, at least until the release of the album
Let It Be
, scheduled for May 1970.
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