Paul McCartney reminisces about Beatles

Paul McCartney Said John Lennon Was Jealous He Didn’t Write 1 Beatles Song: ‘It Drove Him Nuts’
John Lennon admired one Beatles song that Paul McCartney wrote. He liked it so much it infuriated him that he didn't write it.
John Lennon's wild reaction to Paul McCartney's original lyrics for Beatles classic
The Beatles' 'I Saw Her Standing There' was the opener on their 1963 debut album 'Please Please Me' and was the result of a collaboration between John Lennon and Paul McCartney
The John Lennon song Paul McCartney was most proud of: “That’s a really nice part”
John Lennon may not have talked up his technical prowess, but Paul McCartney knew when he reached outside his musical comfort zone.
Paul McCartney Once Said Working With Kanye West Reminded Him of John Lennon
Paul McCartney’s closest collaborator was John Lennon, and he once said that working with Kanye West brought him back to those Beatles days. McCartney and West worked together on songs like “FourFiveSeconds” and “Only One.
The Beatles Lyric That Reflected John Lennon’s Distaste for the Humdrum Life
In the case of “Good Morning Good Morning,” John Lennon, the song’s chief writer for The Beatles, didn’t explain that it might have come from his own deep-seated frustrations with his daily life. But after the fact,
Paul McCartney and John Lennon couldn't agree on song that changed everything for The Beatles
As schoolboys growing up in Liverpool, Paul McCartney and John Lennon would write their song lyrics in exercise books, beneath the title 'Another Lennon-McCartney Original'. That joint credit would remain throughout their time in The Beatles, even if certain songs were more independent efforts, rather than being written in tandem.
Why John Lennon and Paul McCartney Wanted to Be Like Carole King
Carole King inspired The Beatles' John Lennon and Paul McCartney a long time before she became a household name.
The two Beatles songs John Lennon wanted to re-record: “We did it too fast”
John Lennon was always adamant on being honest with his music, which meant making songs that were a true reflection of himself and the moment they were created.
'Genius' Beatles song was banned but John Lennon thought it was 'crazy'
The Beatles were never afraid to cause controversy. John Lennon infamously declared in 1966 that the band were "more popular than Jesus", which was met with outcry by American Christians and played a part in The Beatles' retirement from touring at the end of that year.
Paul McCartney reminisces about The Beatles after ‘fabulous’ NYC, SNL shows
Over the last couple of weeks, former member of the Beatles, Paul McCartney, has been busy in NYC, playing three shows at the Bowery Ballroom and appearing during SNL’s 50th anniversary episode. He took to Instagram to share recent images of his adventures.
Paul McCartney admits one big mistake he made in iconic Beatles song
At 82 years old, McCartney has joked about how outdated the song now seems. He once recalled a conversation with a pianist who played music for senior citizens and had to make an
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Sir Paul McCartney pays tribute to late bandmate John Lennon and relives his Beatlemania days at surprise concert in NYC that sold out in just 30 minutes
Sir Paul McCartney paid tribute to late bandmate John Lennon and relived his Beatlemania days at his surprise concert at the iconic Bowery Ballroom in New York City on Tuesday night. The ...
Paul McCartney Closes Out ‘SNL50’ With ‘Abbey Road’ Medley
The former Beatle closed out the three-hour event with a historic nod to one of the most celebrated albums in rock history.
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Paul McCartney gives once-in-a-lifetime show at surprise NY gig: Review and setlist
It was cobbled from an old John Lennon demo with a previously ... it Be” and “Hey Jude,” McCartney, Anderson, drummer Abe Laboriel Jr., keyboardist Paul “Wix” Wickens and guitarist ...
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The Ultimate Billy Joel, Elton John and Paul McCartney Playlist
The impact of Billy Joel, Elton John and Paul McCartney on the music landscape over the decades is incalculable, the medium ...