‘Live and Let Die’, one of the most important post-Beatles releases for Paul McCartney, turns 50 this week. The song was originally recorded for the Roger Moore-starring James Bond movie
50 years after its release, Live and Let Die is as relevant and powerful as it was in 1973. In the climax to his already legendary Glastonbury headline performance last
Few names in the history of music carry as much weight and reverence as that of Sir Paul McCartney. As a founding member of the iconic band, The Beatles, McCartney’s
Inspired by Linda McCartney’s plant-based movement and Mary McCartney’s contemporary project “Mary McCartney Serves It Up!,” CCP will bring our community together for creative experiences and meaningful connections through food,
First released 50 years ago this month, a new vinyl edition of Red Rose Speedway on half-speed mastering by Miles
It was 45 years ago this Saturday (May 19th, 1978) that Paul McCartney & Wings hit Number One with “With
At a time when the fear and famine during the apartheid era were rife, and racial tensions closer to home
This past March, the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) announced that for the first time since 1987, vinyl outsold
Do you remember where you were when you first heard the album? Do you have a memory associated with one
GRAND RAPIDS, MI — Former Paul McCartney and Wings guitarist Laurence Juber is scheduled to speak at the Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum on Thursday, April 20, about the history
