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Sorry Guys, We’re About to Ruin Your Christmas – Noisey

    Sorry Guys, We’re About to Ruin Your Christmas – Noisey

Did you know the songs of the festive season are really about being lonely, death and madness? In all honesty, Christmas music is dark as hell. For a start, there

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Local musicians react Rathskeller closing | Centre Daily Times

    Local musicians react Rathskeller closing | Centre Daily Times

After the Beatles broke up, they went their separate ways and started formally carving out their individual paths. While they each had commercial success, George Harrison blossomed most dramatically and

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Warwick pipers play with Sir Paul McCartney | Warwick Daily News

    Warwick pipers play with Sir Paul McCartney | Warwick Daily News

YOUNG Warwick pipers had a once-in-a-lifetime experience at the weekend when they shared a stage with Sir Paul McCartney in Brisbane. Scots PGC College students Jordan Simmers and Abby Dalziel

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Here I Go Again: Turning Down Paul McCartney, A Life Changing Single And Being Serenaded By Tom Cruise

    Here I Go Again: Turning Down Paul McCartney, A Life Changing Single And Being Serenaded By Tom Cruise

Rock and blues guitarist Bernie Marsden, primarily known for his work with Whitesnake, once turned down working with The Beatles star Paul McCartney and says that rock anthem Here I

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How Paul McCartney’s words of wisdom helped my family leave the USSR

    How Paul McCartney’s words of wisdom helped my family leave the USSR

There was a little red record player in the corner of my bedroom. And though I loved playing stories of

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Paul McCartney first Beatle to climb Sydney Harbour Bridge | Daily Mail Online

    Paul McCartney first Beatle to climb Sydney Harbour Bridge | Daily Mail Online

Sir Paul McCartney has become the first Beatle to climb the Sydney Harbour Bridge. The rock legend’s effort on Wednesday

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In Memory of Otis Redding and His Revolution | The New Yorker

    In Memory of Otis Redding and His Revolution | The New Yorker

Fifty years ago, on December 10, 1967, a private plane carrying Otis Redding and the members of his touring band

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Pat DiNizio, Singer and Songwriter for the Smithereens, Dies at 62 – The New York Times

    Pat DiNizio, Singer and Songwriter for the Smithereens, Dies at 62 – The New York Times

Pat DiNizio, the songwriter and lead singer for the durable New Jersey rock ’n’ roll band the Smithereens, whose melodic,

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Sir Paul McCartney talks to Mike Hosking about hongi and Kiwi crowds – NZ Herald

    Sir Paul McCartney talks to Mike Hosking about hongi and Kiwi crowds – NZ Herald

Sir Paul McCartney has confirmed he’s hanging out in “beautiful” Hawke’s Bay – and if any locals bump into him

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10 of the Most Covered Songs in Music History | Mental Floss

    10 of the Most Covered Songs in Music History | Mental Floss

Unlike movies, where it’s rare that a second (or third) attempt at remaking a film can ever match—let alone top—the original, music is a different sort of creative beast. Just

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