PAUL McCARTNEY WALKED INTO A LONDON CLUB WITH “HEY JUDE” HIDDEN BEHIND HIS BACK — MINUTES LATER, THE ROOM ERUPTED AND MICK JAGGER LOOKED ANYTHING BUT IMPRESSED
By the summer of 1968, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were no longer simply two successful British bands. They had become rival kingdoms at the center of popular music, each watching the other’s moves, borrowing energy from the competition and trying to stay one step ahead. That tension reportedly came into sharp focus during…