Good Music on Instagram: "“Don’t Let Me Down” was performed by The Beatles during their famous rooftop concert in 1969, marking the band’s final live performance together. Played on the roof of Apple Corps in London, the song stood out for its raw emotion and stripped-back sound. Written by John Lennon for Yoko Ono, the performance captures a rare moment of vulnerability, with Lennon’s passionate vocals supported by Billy Preston’s soulful keyboard playing. The rooftop version became one of the

Good Music on Instagram: "This interview is from 1967, right in the middle of the Beatles’ psychedelic era. At the time, LSD had just been made illegal in the UK, and journalists were starting to push celebrities with very direct questions about drug use. When Paul McCartney was asked how often he had taken LSD, it was a risky question to answer on camera. Most public figures either avoided it or denied everything, especially because admitting it could damage their reputation or cause legal trou

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