Reborn (The Beatles, 1970) 1j2b2c

After the release of "Let it be", the Beatles reunited in July 1970 at Abbey Road studio to fix their problems, publishing the album "Reborn" in December 1970. One of the consequences of the problems overcome is that, starting with "Reborn", the authorship of the songs was no longer shared, so the Lennon/McCartney musical partnership that emerged in 1962 came to an end. In this new album, Harrison gets four songs after the success of his themes on "Abbey Road, being at that moment the best musician of the four fab. Differences between John and Paul probably had an impact on the quality of their songs. The first single "My sweet Lord/" reached number 1 on the American and British charts. "Power to the people/Junk" and "Maybe I'm amazed/Isn't it a pity" were the next singles to be released, although didn't reach top of charts. Lennon and McCartney probably suffered from the differences arosed in recent years and their songs were not as elaborate from a musical point of view as in the sixties, so, in "Reborn", Harrison took his place as the group's musical leader, with high quality in his songs. (This playlist features fictitious albums that could have been released if the Beatles had not broken up in 1970. Each album is made up of different songs released by the 4 Beatles chosen according to the date John, Paul, George and Ringo released them separately after the dissolution of the group) Playlist A 1. What is life (Harrison) 2. (Lennon) 3. Every night (McCartney) 4. Power to the people (Lennon) 5. Art of dying (Harrison) 6. Coochie coochie (Starr) B 7. Maybe I’m amazed (McCartney) 8. My sweet Lord (Harrison) 9. Working class hero (Lennon) 10. Isn’t it a pity (Harrison) 11. Junk (McCartney) 12. God (Lennon) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWoJI4xLBB-y-b_O0h10w_A 4a2g4t