Music icon Sir Paul McCartney opened up about his songwriting techniques in his book, The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present, revealing that he uses a certain 'disappearing trick’ ...

John Lennon and Paul McCartney were responsible for writing the majority of The Beatles' songs, but there was rivalry between them as they both tried to out-do each other ...

About “Here, There and Everywhere,” he writes of how McCartney “allows the merest hint of something darker in the middle eight, with its chromatic, sharking guitar line over a minor chord.” ...

T hough John Lennon and Paul McCartney worked closely together as songwriters, there was rivalry between them as they both tried to out-do each other. Paul and John wrote the vast majority of The ...

The song, which featured on the band's second album 'With The Beatles ', was viewed as one of Paul's best tracks yet for the band. In his book about the band, Mark Lewisohn said: "magnificent... by ...

Aye right, Ian, and I’m a hippopotamus! Aside from his risible psychoanalysing, and obvious McCartney bias, what also stands out here is the sense the reader gets of The Beatles from Leslie’s book: ...

That McCartney sounded like he had a cold — some of his high notes were so raw it seemed as if he'd swallowed Joe Cocker — didn't matter much. It didn't diminish his enthusiasm or the ...

Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr reflect on ‘special’ bond as only living members of The Beatles By Amanda Rubio Published July 2, 2025, 5:27 p.m. ET ...