In 1976, Paul McCartney had his last ever in-person interaction with John Lennon, and his final words were as cinematic as any movie.

We take a look at four Paul McCartney songs that are bona fide ear worms (yes, they will be stuck in your head after reading this).

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A 2018 interview that the late music producer did with 'New York' magazine has resurfaced which features his unfiltered ...

Paul McCartney plays the opening song from the Beatles' first album on the Got Back Tour. Surprisingly, one of the Beatles ' ...

While working closely with producer Nigel Godrich, Paul McCartney agreed to record without his band, resulting in the purest ...

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The Beatles have returned to the Grammy stage, earning nominations for Record of the Year and Best Rock Performance with song ...

Isabella Dail, head editor of The Prospect and staff writer for News, interviews Pulitzer Prize winner Paul Muldoon about his ...

Producer of artists including Michael Jackson and Frank Sinatra infamously said he thought the Fab Four ‘the worst musicians ...

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Referred to by Paul McCartney as “the last Beatles song,” the track was written by the late John Lennon, who died in 1980, ...