Paul McCartney recalls the time he discovered a reggae song credited to “Lennon-McCartney” despite having no connection to the work in his new box set, The 7″ Singles Box. In the foreword
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Paul McCartney has compiled 80 singles for a new box set of 7″ vinyl. Out December 2 and limited to 3,000 copies, The 7″ Singles comes in a wooden crate
Paul McCartney’s love of reggae has surfaced in the Beatles’ “I Call Your Name” and Wings’ “C-Moon” but he‘s rarely talked about his journey in discovering Jamaica’s music. In the
80 career-spanning 7” singles personally curated by PaulLimited to 3000 copiesPRE-ORDER Out 2nd DecemberAlbum cover of The 7″ Singles digital release“I hope the songs in this box set bring back
The crossover between Beatles songs and solo songs was never much of an issue. By and large, nobody in the
“You up for listening to a bit of music?” producer Rick Rubin asks Paul McCartney in in this extended trailer
Paul McCartney Interview Hilariously Edited So He’s Grooving To Smash Mouth | HuffPost Entertainment
A YouTube duo has managed to do something amazing by making the Smash Mouth hit “All Star” go viral once
George Harrison had always felt somewhat disrespected during his time in The Beatles, it seemed. He would become an excellent
Even though Paul McCartney has earned more than most musicians, with his career spanning several decades, the singer has also
John Lennon and Paul McCartney certainly made their mark. Together, The Beatles songwriting duo redefined the meaning of pop, bending the genre into new and increasingly strange shapes until the
