The Beatles Last #1 Song was One of Paul's Reasons to Break Up

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The Beatles Last #1 Song was One of Paul's Reasons to Break Up

MusicGeology | Music History, Trivia, and Commentary

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1 year ago

The Beatles Last #1 Song was One of Paul's Reasons to Break Up

Paul McCartney was upset with their final chart-topping hit released on their Let It Be album in 1970. John Lennon and George Harrison recruited producer, Phil Spector, who allegedly added some unwanted elements to Paul McCartney's song without his permission. This incident became one of the reasons why he filed a lawsuit to break up.