MULL of Kintyre is a peninsula in the south-west of Scotland, and a famous song by Paul McCartney’s Wings. But less well-known is its (possibly apocryphal) role as a filter
What does Mull of Kintyre and censorship have in common? – The Scotsman
Rumors of Paul McCartney’s death begin, Sammy Hagar meets Van Halen and more took place on this day in rock history. Source: This Day in Rock History: September 23
The Nirvana frontman’s version of And I Love Her is to be released on seven-inch vinyl, backed with the obscure Cobain original Sappy Source: Kurt Cobain’s Beatles cover to get
What is it that keeps the phenomenon of The Beatles going and going and going? Without the Beatles, music would simply not exist. Songwriting, musical innovation and comedy; the Fab
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WKBW) – Western New Yorkers who tried to get Paul McCartney tickets but could not now have a
She was a vision of loveliness who attracted the eye of some of the best photographers in the world —
The Beatles – John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr – are widely regarded as the most influential act of
There are few things more quintessentially English than having tea with a McCartney. Azcentral.com Food & Wine Experience participants can
By Peter McDermott pmcdermott@irishecho.com Freda Kelly’s father was “old school,” she says, and so was John Lennon’s Aunt Mimi. More
The world’s only Beatles historian has poured a decade of research into another ‘definitive’ book about the world’s biggest band (he’s written six other books on the subject already). Weighing
