John Lennon and Paul McCartney’s secret ‘cocaine-fuelled’ final recording In an interview in 1975, John Lennon admitted that he and Paul actually did record after the Beatles split up in 1970. “I jammed with Paul,” Lennon confirmed, “I did actually play with Paul. We did a lot of stuff in L.A., but there were 50 other people playing—all just watching me and Paul.” Although every member of the Beatles collaborated with one another after the split, Paul and John never appeared on an album together and frequently trashed each other in the press. The brief admission of a secret recording led many to believe that the Beatles may actually get back together someday, but what recording was he referring to? It remained a mystery until Lennonʼs mistress, May Pang, released her first book ‘Loving John’ in 1983 which confirmed that John and Paul actually did record together March 28, 1974, in Burbank, California. Pang remembers, “They made joyous music together that night.” So what happened to this historic recording, who are the “50 other people” and what was recorded? #thebeatles #johnlennon #paulmccartney #music #cocaine #powder #snow #coke #drugs #justsayno #holysmokestv #holysmokestimes #holysmokes #oneman #news #stories #snort #recorded #reallife #songs #write #la #losangeles #ca #california #live #life #yolo (at Las Vegas, Nevada) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFsMQ2hBbn2/?igshid=18ngvrtkznmmk