Ronnie Ficarro explains the nuances of pick playing, why tone can make or break a band, and how he stumbled upon slap bass ...

Luke Haines & Peter Buck – Going Down To The River… To Blow My Mind (Cherry Red) The weirdest supergroup in elder alt-rock ...

We remember John Mayall on the first anniversary of the blues legend's death with a classic interview from our vault ...

Ozzy Osbourne revealed that although he would love to collaborate with Paul McCartney, he feels as though he "couldn't" Osbourne has previously touted that "meeting Paul McCartney was f ...

John Lennon famously sang in the 1968 Beatles song “Glass Onion” that “the walrus was Paul,” and now comes word that Paul McCartney will be voicing a character that’s a walrus in the ...

“And with bass, the very first guy that just blew me out of the water was McCartney. To this day when I'm listening to Dear Prudence or some of those other great Beatles songs, you remember the ...

For more on Macca’s relationship with the violin bass, check out our history of Paul McCartney and the Höfner 500/1 bass guitar.

Brian Ray has spent the last 23 years as a member of Paul McCartney’s band, playing bass and guitar — so who better to assess Macca’s musicianship? In the new issue of Guitar World magazine ...

After watching the Beatles' iconic rooftop concert, Paul McCartney was inspired to revisit his iconic Höfner bass.

In 1961, Paul McCartney was tasked with taking over bass guitar duties for The Beatles even though he had never played bass before.

Beatles legend Paul McCartney responds to Beyonce's 'cover of 'Blackbird." Here's the history of the song and how the lyrics relate to the Civil Rights movement.

Paul wrote this song as a dialogue with Black America; Bey’s “Blackbird” is part of that call-and-response, proof that the song always meant exactly what McCartney hoped it would mean.