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John Lennon (1969) on Paul McCartney: "IT'S RATHER HARD TO LIVE UP TO PAUL!" #shorts #thebeatles Analytics Table

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Living Up To McCartney: On January 14th, 1969, inside Twickenham Film Studios in London, John Lennon and Yoko Ono were interviewed for CBC's Through The Eyes Of Tomorrow. Filmed during the tense Get Back sessions, Lennon reflects on the creative dynamic within The Beatles, offering a rare moment of vulnerability by admitting how challenging it was to match Paul McCartney's drive and work ethic: "It's rather hard to live up to Paul."

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