‘The Old Paul Was No Longer the New Paul’
Paul McCartney. Campbeltown, Scotland, 1969. Photo: 1969 Paul McCartney under exclusive license to MPL Archive LLP. Photographer: Linda…
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Watch: Paul McCartney Played This Beatles Classic in Full for the First Time in 60 Years – Ultimate Guitar
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The Rock Star Who (Almost) Helped Facilitate a John Lennon and Paul McCartney Reunion
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Ex-Wings Drummer Denny Seiwell Says He’s Heard Some Tracks from Paul McCartney’s Next Album, and They’re “Beautiful”
Original Wings drummer Denny Seiwell recently released a new memoir titled The Best and Worst of Times, which…
The Long, Expensive Journey of Paul McCartney’s “Hey Jude” Recording Notes (And How They Got to Their Rightful Owner)
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Paul Mescal on History of Sound, Hamnet, and Playing Paul McCartney
I have a sneaking suspicion that everybody wants to be in a musical,” says Paul Mescal without a…
The worst rock lyrics of all time
“In ancient times/ Hundreds of years before the dawn of history/ Lived a strange race of people, the…
‘Spinal Tap II: The End Continues’ Review: A Fun-Enough Sequel
Considering that Black Sabbath reunited just before it was too late, The Who are currently on their umpteenth…
On This Day in 1971, Paul McCartney Topped the Hot 100 with His First Post-Beatles No. 1
On this day (September 4) in 1971, Paul McCartney topped the Billboard Hot 100 with “Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey.”…