Did yoko and john break up?

Answer 1

In a way she did, but she wasn't the main cause. John always had Yoko in the studio, which she shouldn't have been. Paul also had Linda in the studio too, which she shouldn't have been either. But Paul thought he was the only one doing anything for the band, which started a feud. They also wanted to do different types of music. And they were ready to part ways. It was the rest of the world that wasn't ready for them to part ways.

Answer 2

I my opinion, no. In The Beatles opinion, no as well. They've all went on record that , although Yoko brought tension to the group at a bad time, the Beatles were fated to brake up. Keep in mind that Paul actually quit the Beatles first and sued the rest to brake their current contract. John was actually upset about this, but all agreed it was time to move on.

They ALL had their individual reasons for wanting to break up. Once Brian Epstein died, that was the beginning of the end. The "White Album" was the first clue. For the most part, it was a collection of solo efforts or one Beatle with the others serving as sidemen. Each member had his own grievances against someone else in the group and tensions mounted. Watch "Let It Be" and see the group falling apart on film. Paul and George argued on camera, John and Paul discussed George's refusal to do a live show, George and Ringo discussing the other's lack of interest in recording "their" songs. Yoko gets the blame merely because John had grown tired of being a Beatle and she happened to be in the picture at the time.

It's interesting to note that during the first half of "Let It Be," John has a laissez faire attitude about the whole project. But when George brought Billy Preston in, John suddenly became the "leader" again. "We need to get all these instruments tuned," etc.

Answer 3

No, but thés separated at one point and then got backgammon together.

Answer 4

She didn't break the Beatles up.