Paul McCartney shares trippy new video for ‘Find My Way’ featuring Beck

Roy Trakin Walter Yetnikoff, a colorful record label executive who led CBS Records as president/CEO from 1975 to 1990 — when its roster was stacked with superstars like Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Billy Joel, Barbra Streisand, Paul McCartney and the Rolling Stones — died Sunday night at age 87.  He would have turned 88 on August 11.A cause of death has not been given, although he had been battling several illnesses in recent years.

Covid-19 vaccine.  Sir Paul took to Twitter on Monday to share the throwback snap as he tweeted: 'BE COOL.

John Lennon‘s past comments regarding George Harrison‘s 1971 album ‘All Things Must Pass’.A huge boxset reissue of Harrison’s third post-Beatles solo album was recently announced to mark 50 years since its release.The album, which is out today (August 6), has been completely remixed from the original tapes, with Harrison’s son Dhani serving as executive producer.Publicly, Lennon was dismissive of the album saying in a Rolling Stone interview in 1970: “I don’t know… I think it’s all right, you

The Beatles are officially going under the hammer courtesy of Bonhams auction house.The setlists, among only eight believed to still be in existence, are from gigs the band played in 1960 and 1963 respectively. The former was written by Paul McCartney, and is from when the band played at Liscard’s Grosvenor Ballroom shortly before changing their name from The Silver Beetles to simply The Beatles.

Paul McCartney has encouraged his fans and followers on social media to get vaccinated against coronavirus.The Beatles legend is the latest high-profile music star to back the global vaccination effort, with Ariana Grande urging her fans to step forward and receive their jabs over the weekend.Posting on his social media channels yesterday (August 2), McCartney shared an image of himself receiving one of his jabs.“BE COOL.

Paul McCartney is talking about his late friend and The Beatles bandmate John Lennon.

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No Time To Die hits cinemas James Bond fans will witness Daniel Craig playing the international spy for the very last time. Before he signed on to play the hero for the fifth time, however, he was thinking about moving on without finishing off the series' storyline.

Linda McCartney died of breast cancer in 1998, but her presence in the world of food, supermarkets and animal welfare is still ongoing and colossal. New cookbook, Linda McCartney’s Family Kitchen, brought together by her daughters Stella and Mary, and their father (and Beatle) Paul McCartney, looks to build on Linda’s work and ethos, share her recipes and promote the importance – to animals and the environment – of eating a plant-based diet.

It’s always interesting when a singer’s isolated vocals are released, isn’t it? The opportunity to hear exactly how they sang a song, their vocal ticks having been previously lost in the mix.

Super Furry Animals have shared an isolated audio track of Paul McCartney chewing celery after they collaborated with him on a 2001 track.The Beatles legend’s unique cameo came on the song ‘Receptacle For The Respectable’, which is being reissued as part of a series of 20th anniversary celebrations for the Welsh band’s 2001 album ‘Rings Around The World’.After meeting the band at the NME Awards in 2000, McCartney agreed to provide ‘carrot and celery’ percussion to ‘Receptacle For The

Disney+ has confirmed that Paul McCartney‘s forthcoming docuseries McCartney 3,2,1 will air in the UK on the streaming service next month.The upcoming six-episode documentary series already premiered in the US on Hulu last week but it has now been confirmed that viewers in the UK will get to see the first episode on August 25.The show will see the legendary musician break down his music career in depth with acclaimed producer Rick Rubin.“In this six-episode series that explores music and

Mark Ronson has revealed how he refused to accept payment for a DJ set at Paul McCartney‘s wedding and instead asked the Beatles icon to feature on his album.The DJ and producer was behind the decks at McCartney’s 2011 wedding to third wife Nancy Shevell, but he said it was impossible to take a fee for the prestigious gig.“I said, ‘I can’t possibly charge you, but maybe one day down the road, you could come and bless some song I have with an amazing bass part’,” Ronson recalled in a new Radio

Chris Willman Music WriterAs it turns out, Peter Jackson’s “Get Back” might be only the second-most satisfying authorized Beatles documentary of 2021 when it comes out around Thanksgiving time. Or maybe it’ll come out as the toppermost of the poppermost after all in fan rankings of these thing.

Under The Volcano, set to tell the story of Sir George Martin’s famous AIR Studios on Montserrat, a tiny British overseas territory in the eastern Caribbean where a string of iconic hits were recorded in the ’80s.Directed by Gracie Otto (The Last Impresario) and produced by Cody Greenwood, the film will chart the rise and fall of the studio built by Martin – often regarded as the “fifth Beatle” for his long career producing the band – in 1979.

Beatles classic — one of the greatest albums in rock history — would have never become “Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band.”“I was on a plane with our roadie, and we were eating.

Paul McCartney has revealed that he still has unreleased “story songs” that were written in the style of ‘Eleanor Rigby’.Penned by McCartney and John Lennon, the aforementioned classic track appears on The Beatles‘ 1966 studio album, ‘Revolver’.Speaking to Uncut magazine for its September 2021 issue, McCartney explained there are some similar “story songs” that remain in his archive to this day.“I’ve still got a few that I haven’t released,” he said.

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