Paul McCartney blames John Lennon for Beatles split

Paul McCartney blames John Lennon for Beatles split.
Beatles legend Paul McCartney is opening up about the end of the long and winding road for the rock band.
In a forthcoming episode of BBC Radio 4’s ‘This Cultural Life,’ the veteran singer-songwriter reflected on the group’s Earth-shattering breakup, which has largely been pinned on McCartney in the past.
But according to a preview of the episode released Sunday by the Guardian, McCartney remembers what he called “the most difficult period of my life” a little differently.
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“I didn’t instigate the split,” the British musician told BBC.
“That was [John Lennon] coming in one day and saying, ‘I’m leaving the group.’”

After 10 years, 14 studio albums, countless sold-out shows and dozens of now-classic hits, McCartney, Lennon, George Harrison and Ringo Starr went their separate ways in April 1970, following McCartney’s public departure from the group.