And surprisingly, one musician to perform a deliberate intellectual theft is none other than The Beatles’ Paul McCartney. In an episode of his podcast Paul McCartney: A Life In Lyrics ...

A series of photographs taken by 21-year-old Paul McCartney with a 35-millimeter Pentax camera, the show chronicles the heady two months leading up the band’s life-changing performance on The Ed ...

At least, that’s how many songwriters see it. In McCartney’s mind, artists “shy away from” the “big one”. They want the hit until they get the hit and then it warps the entire idea of ...

The Beatles stopped touring in 1966 and when the band went their separate ways four years later, Paul McCartney wanted to return to playing live on stage. Other than a surprise rooftop concert at ...

The last time he was on a Tucson stage, Tucson native Tony Kishman was singing on behalf of dogs and cats everywhere. He’s returning to the Fox Tucson Theatre on Saturday, May 3, to once again ...

“I don’t know who wrote what parts of what Beatles songs, but Paul McCartney embarrasses me. Lennon was obviously disturbed [laughs]. So I could relate to that.” Five years earlier, Cobain ...

The vast majority of their tracks were written by Paul McCartney and John Lennon (and received the joint credit of Lennon - McCartney) and the two occasionally disagreed about who did the bulk of ...

Gagosian announced an exhibition of recently rediscovered photographs by Paul McCartney—including some previously unseen—at its gallery in Beverly Hills. In April, Gagosian’s Beverly Hills location ...

It came after an argument with Paul McCartney about George's guitar playing. George had also pitched a number of songs to The Beatles, including 'All Things Must Pass', during those sessions ...