John Lennon and Paul McCartney are one of the most famous songwriting duos in the history of popular music. The two struck up a friendship in their hometown of Liverpool
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- The “lousy” Paul McCartney song he said should have never been made The biggest goal for Paul McCartney seemed to be to go through life without too many regrets.Not everyone gets to be in one of the biggest bands in the world,...
- The Beatles song Paul McCartney couldn’t stand listening to Throughout The Beatles’ career, Paul McCartney could usually be counted on to be the most diplomatic member of the group. While none of them were exactly unapproachable back in the...
- 5 Tidbits You Might Not Know About Paul McCartney’s 1982 Album ‘Tug Of War’ – American Songwriter After the death of John Lennon, the focus on whatever Paul McCartney released next intensified. Macca came up big in 1982 with Tug Of War, an album that reunited him...
- The Wings Single Paul McCartney Loves Most: “I Was in a Sensuous Mood” – American Songwriter Paul McCartney‘s immediate follow-up to his tenure with the Beatles wasn’t readily accepted. Fans weren’t so sure about the DIY, diverse sound he was peddling as a solo artist. Then,...
- The rock song John Lennon thought Paul McCartney should’ve sung For all of his shock rock bona fides, Alice Cooper kept most of his influences to old-school rock and rollers. While theatricality was a major part of Cooper’s stage persona,...
- The one singer Paul McCartney said America never forgave One of the biggest hurdles that Paul McCartney ever faced with The Beatles was trying to break America. They vowed never to play a single show on American soil until...
- Paul McCartney Has Played This Beatles Song Live More Than Any Other | News | Clash Magazine Music News, Reviews & Interviews Paul McCartney has always had a passion for live performance. Right from The Beatles’ heady days in Hamburg – when the group would play for eight to 10 hours a...
- The album Eric Clapton and Paul McCartney agreed was perfect Music marketeers often like to use the phrase ‘your favourite musician’s, favourite musician!’ when pushing an album, and to be honest, while I find it incredibly annoying, it works. Maybe...
- “Would It Be Better?”: Paul Mccartney Recalls Making This Critical Decision With John Lennon, to George Harrison’s Chagrin – American Songwriter The beauty—and arguably the secret ingredient—of The Beatles was the band’s ability to bring four distinct personalities and abilities together to create something cohesive, catchy, and fun to watch. Fans...
- The singer Paul McCartney said would be remembered forever It’s safe to say that in 100 years’ time, people will be looking at the work of The Beatles the same way that they used to look at classical music.John...
- Paul McCartney Once Wrote a Love Song About This Country (and No, It Isn’t England) – American Songwriter Paul McCartney was famously born in Liverpool, England, but he famously once wrote a song about a very different place. That place would be the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll and...
- The performer Paul McCartney and Mick Jagger both called the best When the British invasion first began, The Beatles and The Rolling Stones were both interested in playing more than a couple of good tunes. They had a mission to entertain...
- The Early ’90s Sting Ballad That Paul McCartney Said He “Should Have Written” – American Songwriter At some point, all joy and love eventually come to an end. There is the courtship, love, and then the inevitable: death. This was part of the sentiment behind Sting‘s...
- 4 Paul McCartney Songs Where He Acts as a Compelling One-Man Band – American Songwriter We know he’s a fantastic songwriter, dynamic singer of bashers and ballads, and top-of-the-line bassist. But casual fans might not realize that Paul McCartney can play a wide variety of...
- The Beatles song that Paul McCartney happily walked out on The ending of The Beatles was never going to be easy for anyone to deal with. Outside of the massive void that the Fab Four left in pop music with...
- The one Beatles song Paul McCartney wrote about “f#cking” In 1968, The Beatles released their iconic self-titled album, also known as The White Album. The record featured George Harrison’s best work on ‘While My Guitar Gently Weeps’, the John...
- Paul McCartney and George Harrison’s hitchhiking adventure While they might have started from Merseyside, The Beatles‘ music allowed them to travel around the globe aplenty.Beginning with Europe, the early 1960s saw them playing the Indra and Star-Club...
- The pivotal moment Paul McCartney will never forget Most artists spend their lives reaching creative and commercial high points that Paul McCartney had surmounted more than once before he even hit 30.With a mix of their unprecedented creative...
- 3 of Paul McCartney’s Finest Guitar Tunes With The Beatles – American Songwriter Paul McCartney might be best known as The Beatles’ bassist and one-half of its principal songwriting duo. However, he also penned and performed quite a few excellent guitar tracks during...
- The singer that both John Lennon and Paul McCartney called their hero Any pop singer of the past 50 years who says that they haven’t taken at least a few cues from John Lennon and Paul McCartney is either lying or working...
The Beatles bassist Paul McCartney joined an interview with Paul McCartney.com and revealed that he didn’t have any moment of synaesthesia while listening to the band’s works. McCartney recalled when
The annual event was put on hold in 2020 and 2021 due to the global pandemic. And on Tuesday, Sir Paul McCartney awarded honorary accolades to entertainment industry stalwarts at the
Kobalt, one of the world’s largest music publishers, has removed its entire 700,000-song catalog from Facebook and Instagram in the
Good news for fans of Peter Jackson’s The Beatles: Get Back docuseries: According to a new Deadline report, the director
Bar the esteemed Bob Dylan, there can be no doubting that Paul McCartney is the finest songwriter alive. One half
There wasn’t much need to regret anything when it came to The Beatles, and everything that might have been cause
“Television will go. It will vanish and shrink. I needn’t argue about that; I’m right and will be proved right.
There is a club that we all want to be a member of, and I can say this with very
