Paul McCartney Reflects on Facing Public Criticism From John Lennon: ‘Maybe He Expected More From Me’
McCartney said Lennon’s criticism of Ram did not change his feelings, and he recalled their friendship endured despite years of public sparring.
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"I loved him and I love him to this day," the 84-year-old musician said of his Beatles companion.
Paul McCartney Reflects on Facing Public Criticism from John Lennon: ‘Maybe He Expected More From Me’
“I always thought John was very cool, and I still do. But he could be a complete idiot, over some things,” said McCartney at a documentary screening eventPaul McCartney and John LennonCredit: Bettmann Archive/GettyNEED TO KNOWPaul McCartney addressed John Lennon’s criticism of his 1971 album Ram at a Los Angeles screening of his Man on the Run documentaryMcCartney said he never knew why Lennon was annoyed but believed their relationship ultimate…
The Beatles came to an end in 1970, about two years after Ringo Starr stopped working together with the rest of the singers
After the release of Paul and Linda McCartney's "Ram," Lennon called the album "terrible," according to Far Out Magazine.
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