A solo acoustic-folk performance by Paul McCartney, with the Beatle gently plucking a moveable, two-finger pattern on a Martin D-28 that was inspired by Bouree In E Minor by Bach. The only other sounds on the t
Here's a critical look at 80 of Paul McCartney's best songs, from "Let It Be" to "Helter Skelter" to "Hi, Hi, Hi."
"Motorcars, handlebars, bicycles for two," Paul McCartney coos on this fingerpicked reverie, using scrapyard items to illustrate cycles of old and new. "Junk" was once relegated to a junk pile: The songwriter wrote it during the Beatles’ 1968 stint in India and later recorded a demo at ...
Another Bond theme that takes its place alongside the best movie songs of all time, “Live And Let Die” shares the unusual distinction of having been nominated for a Grammy under two different performers. Paul McCartney, who wrote the song, was nominated for his version with the band Wings...
Zara Larsson andCarly Rae Jepsenand are just a few of the other artists who have gleefully sang the sad banger's praises, withBusiness Insidernoting that "some of the best music from artists likeJanelle Monáe,Taylor Swift,Katy Perry,Rihanna, andAriana Grandebears the mark of Robyn's signatur...
9. “English Tea”- For all of those critics who feel like McCartney can get overly precious at times, this song must grate to no end. I, on the other hand, kind of like the idea of Paul skidding into the curve with this one, owning up to his tweeness with a Victorian era melody...
Here's the thing: The perfect mother-son dance song can be hard to pin down. To start, consider what artists, genres, or memories are beloved by both mother and son whentrying to find the right music. Maybe she introduced you to The Beatles or perhaps you both love country music. You...
9. "My Love," by Paul McCartney and Wings Lyrics you'll love:"Oh, oh, I love, oh, oh, my love/Only my love holds the other key to me/Oh, oh, my love, oh, oh, my love/Only my love does it good to me" The muse for this orchestra-backed love song is Linda, Paul McCartn...
John Lennon and Paul McCartney wrote “With A Little Help From My Friends” as a song for Ringo Starr to sing on The Beatle’sSgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band(1967). The original was written with a limited vocal range to accommodate Ringo, but, in typical Joe Cocker...
for the title: ‘Slave driver, the tables have turned, catch a fire and you’re gonna get burned.’ I thoughtCatch a Firewas such a great title for a launching of a new movement.” He was right. It was the hardest-edged track on the Wailers’ debut album, and artists ranging from...