Although he started out as a guitar player, Paul McCartney took on bass guitar duties for the Beatles in July 1961, while the group was performing in Hamburg. Until then, he’d been one of the ...

Played by Harrison and Paul McCartney on their Epiphone Casino electric guitars — through perhaps the group's newly acquired blackface Fender Showmans with 1x15 cabs — the dual guitar line ...

As 1966 got underway, Harrison took on new roles in the Beatles — including substituting for McCartney as he veered away from playing bass guitar ...

BEATLES legend Sir Paul McCartney strummed his beloved bass guitar for the first time in more than 50 years at a gig this week. Macca wowed fans as he bashed out Get Back alongside Rolling Stone Ro… ...

Speaking to Guitar World in 1997, McCartney recalled that George Harrison – looking for a way to contribute to the song – ...

Nearly 60 years after both groups found success with their hit cover versions, the pair united for a special impromptu performance of the track ...

Paul McCartney had it somewhat easier. ... McCartney recalled that he was playing a Rosetti Lucky 7 electric guitar by the ...

In our 1979 interview, the guitarist told us about his key axes — from his first "misfortune" to the Les Paul Standards that ...

Over a roughly one-year period, Harrison tracked a quartet of solos on the recording. Here's the story behind each of them ...

“But shy [Paul] wasn’t, and the awkward silence was finally broken when he got out his guitar and began to play.” Paul McCartney quickly impressed John Lennon with his talent.

Brian Ray has spent the last 23 years as a member of Paul McCartney’s band, ... “At the end of the show, we do the guitar shoot-out on The End with Paul, Rusty and me doing solos. Advertisement.

Played by Harrison and Paul McCartney on their Epiphone Casino electric guitars — through perhaps the group's newly acquired blackface Fender Showmans with 1x15 cabs — the dual guitar line ...