GEORGE HARRISON was pushed to the back of The Beatles throughout his career. But once the band split up he stopped holding back. The "fed up" singer penned a track aimed directly at Paul McCartney who wasn't afraid to "step on" the feelings of others.
The year 1970 was difficult for The Beatles, but it was also highly significant. Let It Be, the band's final record, was released in that year, but that year they also broke up. After months of anger, frustration, and potential break-ups, they eventually went their separate ways.
The year 1970 was difficult for The Beatles, but it was also highly significant. Let It Be, the band's final record, was released in that year, but that year they also broke up. After months of anger, frustration, and potential break-ups, they eventually went their separate ways.
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