Paul McCartney was always the James Bond producers’ choice to sing ‘Live And Let Die’ in the closing credits of the 007 film, new documents show. The song, performed by
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- The one album Paul McCartney recorded without his band It can be strange to make the transition to solo songwriting after spending so long working within a band, particularly if that band was the biggest in the world. After...
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- Paul McCartney fans ‘terrified’ as he unveils new look – Liverpool Echo Fans were taken aback as Paul McCartney unveiled a “spooky” new look. The Beatles legend shared a photo with his 4.5m Instagram followers on Thursday (October 31) to mark Halloween.The...
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Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney attended a Disney+ event at their old stomping ground London’s Abbey Road Studios By Simi Mundey 1 minute ago The Beatles reunited to celebrate the
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Sir Paul McCartney and Sir Ringo Starr were joined by a host of famous faces as they celebrated the UK
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In a new book, The McCartney Legacy: Volume I 1969-1973, Adrian Sinclair and Allan Kozinn deep dive into Paul McCartney‘s life post-Beatles.
When the Beatles broke up in 1970, it seemed to Allan Kozinn that everyone took a side. “Rolling Stone really
