McCartney Times

‘Genius’ is a strong word in any context. It’s one also typically limited to the classic greats – you might have realised, but walking down the street and finding the next Einstein or Shakespeare isn’t the easiest thing to come by, and it’s for this reason that only the most finite group of elites have this etymological honour bestowed upon them. In the music realm, it’s a weight that Paul McCartney is all too familiar with.The Beatle himself is no stranger to hearing the word used to describe him. Admittedly, he may not be on par with Albert Einstein in terms of his work being fundamental to the understanding of human life as we know it. Still, certainly in terms of enlightening the world with the power of music and the societal shifts this can cause, he’s pretty much up there with the best. It’s why, when he used the same term to describe another musician, it most definitely made people sit up and listen, although it wasn’t as if the rocker in question was incapable of standing on his own two feet.

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Source: The songwriter Paul McCartney called an “American genius”