What song did The Beatles hate the most?

Despite being one of the Beatles’ most popular songs, John Lennon apparently hated ‘Let It Be’. By the time the Let It Be album was being recorded, the Beatles were on rocky ground, constantly fighting, with Lennon later describing the experience as “going through hell”.

Did Fleetwood Mac outsell The Beatles?

It has been said that during 1969 Fleetwood Mac outsold The Beatles and The Rolling Stones combined. But all was not well within the group. On the verge of signing with Apple, they pulled out of the deal at the eleventh hour as two of the band’s key members were about to lose the plot.

Did John Lennon like CCR?

“I like Creedence Clearwater [Revival]. They make beautiful Clearwater music – they make good rock ‘n’ roll music.

Did The Beatles steal any songs?

The only song that The Beatles stole was Come Together. It copied Chuck Berry’s You can’t catch me in the first verse. They were influenced by many artists (rock and roll, rythm and blues, Motown, Girl groups, folk) but they did not copy like Led Zeppelin did.

Did CCR do drugs?

“Were there any drugs involved? Yeah, I smoked a little pot. I think my bandmates smoked quite a bit more pot. I had rules: never do that when we’re recording, never do that when we’re playing.

Who was lead singer for CCR?

John Fogerty
Not for John Fogerty, lead singer and songwriter for Creedence Clearwater Revival. His band’s brief but brilliant success — CCR was the only American band that beat the Beatles head-to-head in record sales — teed up a lifetime of struggle.

Did Mick Jagger write a song for Fleetwood Mac?

At the time she met Fleetwood, he was already playing in a band, the Chaynes, who supported the Yardbirds and the Stones, whose world became her circle. At one point, Mick Jagger told her he’d written a song for her, though he didn’t bother to mention which one. “I always wondered about that,” Boyd said, with a laugh.

What is Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Tubular Bells’?

The song, a bonafide commercial-making iconic piece of music, is an instrumental guitar piece which put Fleetwood Mac—at this point without their legendary line-up including Stevie Nicks —in the driving seat for a new style of music. Far from the pulsating R&B of old, now Mac had changed the game and added a welcomed haze to their sound.

Where did the Beatles get their inspiration for their songs?

Whether it’s pinching the vibe of Bob Dylan or paying attention to The Beach Boys, sometimes the inspiration for their songs came from their contemporaries. The same can certainly be said of one song which featured on the band’s 1969 album Abbey Road, the often-overlooked ‘Sun King’.

Are the Beatles the most influential rock bands of all time?

The Beatles are undoubtedly one of the most influential rock bands of all time. Let’s be clear, they are the most influential band of the last 100 years.