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Paul McCartney’s Darkest Studio Meltdown

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Discover the dark truth behind The Beatles' hit "Ob-La-Di, Ob-La-Da." While it sounds like a cheerful reggae-inspired track, the 1968 recording sessions for The White Album were pure chaos. Exhausted by Paul McCartney’s perfectionism, legendary producer George Martin and sound engineer Geoff Emerick reached their breaking point. After a heated confrontation and an explicit outburst from Paul, Emerick did the unthinkable: he quit. This is the hidden history of how one song shattered the Fab Four’s studio harmony and changed rock history forever. Was the "White Album" the beginning of the end for the world's biggest band?
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Paul McCARTNEY
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TheBeatles, BeatlesHistory, PaulMcCartney
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