Main composers of FAB Four followed different paths after the band’s end, but Alice Cooper ensures that admiration remained
John Lennon and Paul McCartney different artistic paths followed after the end of the Beatles And they even exchanged some barbs via the press, but the admiration between them remained.
Who states is Alice Cooperwhich during an interview with IHEART RADIO (via American Songwriter) reflected on the loyalty between the old partners and main composers of FAB Four.
Cooper argued that each one had his personality and his own way of taking the pain of the other. According to him, Paul was more contained and, basically, he was absent from the place if he heard any criticism of John:
“If someone said something about John to Paul, Paul left the room. He just went out. Because you can’t talk about their best friends. They were best friends, regardless of what was happening throughout the process. “
When the opposite happened – John came across some criticism of Paul – you can know that the weather would get tense.
Alice Cooper explains:
“If someone said something bad about Paul, John would punch youbecause he was his best friend. “
The great disagreement between John Lennon and Paul McCartney
In Cooper’s view, both had unavoidable differences in the final stretch of Beatleswhich led to the band’s dissolution. For him, however, the biggest one was how much music should absorb from each other’s political discourse.
The king of the so -called “shock rock” summarizes:
“I think John wanted to be more political. Paul didn’t care much about it.”
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Source: Rollingstone
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