Paul McCartney | A Greatest Singer
Sir James Paul McCartney CH MBE (born 18 June 1942) is an English singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and composer. He gained worldwide fame as the bass guitarist and singer for the rock band the Beatles, widely considered the most popular and influential group in the history of popular music. His songwriting partnership with John Lennonremains the most successful in history. After the group disbanded in 1970, he pursued a solo career and formed the band Wings with his first wife, Linda, and Denny Laine,More info:wiki
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#10 ‘Hey Grandude!’ – Paul McCartney announces his first children’s book ,More info:nme
#9 Paul McCartney’s 40 Greatest Solo Songs ,More info:rollingstone
“I’m proud of the Beatle thing,” Paul McCartney told Rolling Stone in 1978. “It was great, and I can go along with all the people you meet on the street who say you gave so much happiness to so many people. I don’t think that’s corny.” Even though it was Paul’s 1970 solo debut that marked the end of the Beatles, it was Paul’s post-Beatle career that was truest to the band’s world-hugging, happiness-spreading vision, as he channeled his own changing inspirations and desires into beloved hits like “Maybe I’m Amazed,” “Jet” and “Band on the Run,” as well as genius obscurities like “Monkberry Moon Delight.” Our ranking of his 40 greatest solo songs is sure to start some arguments (his banned stoner-anthem rocker “Hi, Hi, Hi” makes the top 10 and his radio-dominating global smash “My Love” isn’t here at all), and the picks run from pop to folk to punk and disco and beyond, as well as a few silly love songs — some of the greatest of all time, in fact.
#8 Listen to a heavily auto-tuned Paul McCartney on his new song ‘Get Enough’ ,More info:nme
The song comes after the release of his latest solo album ‘Egypt Station‘. His 17th full-length record was released in September and included the single ‘Fuh You’.
‘Get Enough’ was co-produced by OneRepublic’s Ryan Tedder and Zach Skelton, who also worked on ‘Fuh You’ with McCartney. You can listen to the new song below.
#7 Paul McCartney Talks One on One Tour, Pre-Stage Rituals, Rap as Poetry,More info:rollingstone
#6 Paul McCartney’s DJ Shares His Beatles Mix,More info:rollingstone
Chris Holmes has been touring as Paul McCartney‘s opening DJ act for four years. He recently shared with fans a collection of his favorite remixes that he made over his tenure traveling with the former Beatle, whom he describes as “the nicest boss in the world.”
“I finally had some time to put together a mix for all of you who’ve been asking over the years of my Beatles/McCartney stuff for tour,” the DJ said in his notes for the Soundcloud mix. “I’ve had the best time in the history of the world making the tracks and putting it together.”
Paul McCartney Can’t Slow Down: Inside Rolling Stone’s Cover Story
The playlist, which runs about two hours long through 40 tracks, is anchored with recordings by the Beatles, Paul McCartney, and Wings – including a track of the Fab Four singing “I Want To Hold Your Hand” in German. Covers by a range of artists including Chubby Checker, Nancy Sinatra and the Langley Schools Music Project mix it up.
#5 Paul McCartney is livestreaming a ‘secret’ gig on YouTube Friday to coincide with new album,More info:bgr
To coincide with the release of his new album Egypt Station tomorrow, former Beatle Paul McCartney has been teasing details on social media of a “secret” gig he’s planning in New York City that’s set for tomorrow night.
In keeping with a kind of freewheeling experimentation with technology that’s characterized his later years and recent releases, from toying with VR to writing a one-off song that plays at the end of the Destiny video game, Macca is teaming up with YouTube to livestream the show worldwide. It’s being billed as a “YouTube Original” and is set for 8 p.m. eastern time.
#4 Citilink offers chance for free Paul McCartney tickets,More info:news-sentinel
#3 #THE BEATLES ICON PAUL MCCARTNEY UNEARTHED STUNNING PHOTO AFTER 50 YEARS,More info:metalheadzone
#2 Paul McCartney Will Play a Free Concert on YouTube Friday,More info:fortune
#1 Paul McCartney’s 75th Birthday: 4 Things You May Not Know About the Beatle,More info:thewrap
When Paul McCartney wrote “When I’m 64,” he couldn’t have imagined that when he reached that age anyone would still be thinking about The Beatles.
This weekend he turns 75, and McCartney still boasts one of the best live acts around. At his age, he can still push three hours on stage. And years after his prime with The Beatles, McCartney was and is still a consistent hit maker, whether it was collaborating with John Lennon, Wings, Michael Jackson or Kanye West.
Despite McCartney’s enormous legacy, in some circles he’s still viewed as the “cute Beatle.” But his influence on the British rock band was far more significant than his fun-loving, pop star persona let on.
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