‘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
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- Paul McCartney celebrates 50 years of ‘Live and Let Die’ ‘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...
- Paul McCartney Shares The Story Behind His Favorite George Harrison Picture – Rock Celebrities In an interview with The Guardian on Saturday, Paul McCartney showed some never-before-seen photos of The Beatles from the 1960s, and talked about the stories behind them. One photograph in...
- Paul McCartney reflects on the rise of Beatlemania In a recently published extract, Paul McCartney has reflected on the rise of Beatlemania during his first visit to America with the ‘Fab Four’. “Millions of eyes were suddenly upon...
- AI helps create ‘new’ Beatles music, restores Paul McCartney’s voice: ‘I’m sobbing! This is so beautiful!’ | South China Morning Post When the Beatles broke up more than 50 years ago, devastated fans were left yearning for more. Now, artificial intelligence is offering just that. From “reuniting” the Fab Four on...
- The Beatles song John Lennon said was turned into “ice cream” Although every member of The Beatles was intrinsic to the band’s success, it was John Lennon and Paul McCartney that buoyed the four-piece, with their songwriting partnership becoming one of...
- Here Comes the AI: Fans rejoice in ‘new’ Beatles music From “re-uniting” the Fab Four on songs from their solo careers, to re-imagining surviving superstar Paul McCartney’s later works with his voice restored to its youthful peak, the new creations...
- Why Paul McCartney was cut from ‘The Dark Side of the Moon’ As the 1970s were dawning, Pink Floyd slowly started picking up the pieces of their band. After Syd Barrett fell prey to his internal delusions, Roger Waters and David Gilmour...
- Paul McCartney’s “Live And Let Die” Released In Dolby Atmos For 50th Anniversary – That Eric Alper 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...
- The lost Paul McCartney song Marianne Faithfull rejected For many years, the only songwriter who could compete with the number of hits churned out by Paul McCartney was his partner in crime, John Lennon. Almost everything they created...
- Paul McCartney shares colour photo of George Harrison | LiverpoolWorld Paul McCartney has again shared a photo of one of his Beatles bandmates as he gears up to release a huge photo collection to the public. Pictures snapped by Paul,...
- 10 Best Paul Mccartney And Wings Songs of All Time – Singersroom.com 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...
- Paul McCartney reveals inspiration behind writing ‘Let it Be’: ‘I had a dream’ | Boing Boing It was a dream about his mother that inspired Paul McCartney to write the song “Let it Be.” In a 2018 Wired interview, he says that the dream came to...
- Ringo Starr Believes Paul McCartney Isn’t A Team Player Like Him – Rock Celebrities Ringo Starr and his band, the All-Starrs, are right in the middle of their ongoing tour that began on May 19. As reported by Goldmine, amid a busy schedule filled...
- Paul McCartney hated ‘torturous’ training – feared Beatles music change | Music | Entertainment | Express.co.uk T he Beatles are, without question, one of the most important groups of songwriters of all time. At the forefront of their writing were Paul McCartney and John Lennon, the...
- Paul McCartney sends Ryan Tubridy surprise message during last-ever Late Late Show Ryan Tubridy received a surprise video message from Beatles legend Paul McCartney in his final show as Late Late Show host on Friday evening. Tubridy, who is stepping down as...
- The reason why Paul McCartney turned down George Harrison Following the split of The Beatles, each of the band members acrimoniously splintered off into their own directions and started from scratch. While Paul McCartney and George Harrison would later...
- The singer who gave The Beatles their first sessions Even though they were making major leaps, The Beatles had yet to land an official recording session of their own by 1961. After slogging through marathon sets in Hamburg, Germany,...
- Paul McCartney posts photos of John Lennon and Ringo Starr | LiverpoolWorld Paul McCartney has shared more personal photos of The Beatles from back in the day. The never-before-seen photographs were taken by Sir Paul McCartney during the height of Beatlemania when...
- The one Beatles song to feature only Lennon and McCartney The heart behind The Beatles’ music has always been the bond between John Lennon and Paul McCartney. While every member of ‘The Fab Four’ made them what they were, the...
- Rare Beatlemania Photos Taken by Paul McCartney – Rolling Stone We’ve seen lots of Beatlemania photos over the last six decades, from the minute the Fab Four landed at JFK airport in New York City to their pool party in...
In an interview with The Guardian on Saturday, Paul McCartney showed some never-before-seen photos of The Beatles from the 1960s, and talked about the stories behind them. One photograph in
In a recently published extract, Paul McCartney has reflected on the rise of Beatlemania during his first visit to America with the ‘Fab Four’. “Millions of eyes were suddenly upon
When the Beatles broke up more than 50 years ago, devastated fans were left yearning for more. Now, artificial intelligence is offering just that. From “reuniting” the Fab Four on
Although every member of The Beatles was intrinsic to the band’s success, it was John Lennon and Paul McCartney that
From “re-uniting” the Fab Four on songs from their solo careers, to re-imagining surviving superstar Paul McCartney’s later works with
As the 1970s were dawning, Pink Floyd slowly started picking up the pieces of their band. After Syd Barrett fell
50 years after its release, Live and Let Die is as relevant and powerful as it was in 1973. In
For many years, the only songwriter who could compete with the number of hits churned out by Paul McCartney was
Paul McCartney has again shared a photo of one of his Beatles bandmates as he gears up to release a
