Paul McCartney
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"Songwriting for me, at the time of Rubber Soul, was a bit frightening because John and Paul had been writing since they were three years old": How The Beatles raised their game in 1965 to create a masterpiece that "broke everything open"
By Neil Crossley published
The Beatles' sixth album Rubber Soul was a colossal creative leap and marked the point at which albums began to be viewed as works of real artistic merit
Four fab Beatles biopics are on the way: Lennon, McCartney, Harrison and Starr will each get a full Sam Mendes movie
By Will Groves published
Oscar-nominated Bond and American Beauty director aiming to "challenge the notion of what constitutes a trip to the movies"
The Paul McCartney Beatles song John Lennon hated: "He made us do it a hundred million times. He did everything to make it into a single and it never was, and it never could've been"
By Will Groves published
Paul McCartney: “I remember the guys getting pissed with me... I was trying to get what was in my head.”
"Incredibly grateful": Paul McCartney has been reunited with his Beatles Höfner bass guitar after over half a century
By Rob Laing last updated
Update: The Beatle says he is "incredibly grateful" for the return of the 500/1 bass that he used in the band's early years
What if John Lennon had written Now And Then with The Beatles in 1964? A musician using AI has the answer
By Rob Laing published
And it's good!
"I said, 'we've added a double wiflocated sploshing flange.' John laughed and said 'let's flange again then'": George Martin and John Lennon thought they'd invented flanging but the whole debate has now taken an odd turn
By Andy Jones published
We discussed whether John Lennon and George Martin really discovered flanging a few months ago. Now the story has taken a wiflocated twist…
Everything we know about the final Beatles song Now And Then, and the questions that remain
By Rob Laing published
George Harrison reportedly said that he thought the song's original audio quality was "f*****g rubbish"
“He doesn’t do Zoom”: Mick Jagger reflects on how his songwriting partnership with Keith Richards has changed and discusses Paul McCartney’s bass playing on new Rolling Stones album Hackney Diamonds
By Ben Rogerson published
“I wouldn’t even play guitar half the time,” Jagger says of his early collaborations with Richards. “I’d just be writing the toplines for Keith’s chord sequences”
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