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I just had to forward this. Yeah, he’s kinda slow on some of the chord changes, but…STILL IMPRESSIVE.
I’m putting this into the category “Beatle-inspired” because, holy moley that’s fandom.
Somewhere, John Lennon is miffed because the guy isn’t playing “I Am the Walrus.”
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Paul McCartney speaks frankly about Lennon, Yoko, and touring in this new interview.
http://www.esquire.com/entertainment/interviews/a36194/paul-mccartney-interview/
He explains the whole songwriting credit thing and it sounds more than reasonable to me.
I read that article. Thanks for posting the link here. That was a good idea because there are so many thoughtful commenters here. I agree with you that McCartney’s comments were reasonable regarding the song writing credits. In fact I’ve always thought Yoko’s unwillingness on this issue was a power play.