McCartney Times

Statistically speaking, few people in the world can claim to have written as many memorable songs as Paul McCartney has. Starting with the very first song on the very first Beatles record, McCartney came out of the gate swinging with ‘I Saw Her Standing There’ and just never stopped for almost 60 years. Even in the modern-day, when McCartney is no longer a contemporary hit-making machine, the man continues to crank out songs with interesting melodies and memorable hooks that show off his unmatched abilities as a songwriter.

But what does that man himself like? Certainly none of those Beatles tracks, which have been analysed and dissected to death in the 50 years since the band’s breakup. How about songs that are a little bit more obscure in his discography? He’s got plenty, including great Wings tracks like ‘Hi Hi Hi’ and ‘Let Me Roll It’, Linda McCartney co-writes like ‘Live and Let Die’ and ‘Eat at Home’, and true-blue solo cuts like ‘Temporary Secretary’ and ‘The Back Seat of My Car’.

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Source: The track Paul McCartney called “one of my favourite songs”