Paul McCartney recording McCartney III, 2020. Photos by Sonny McCartney.
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Paul McCartney recording McCartney III, 2020. Photos by Sonny McCartney.
"hey how are things"
my brain: when Paul McCartney turned 80 did he think about how he'd lived twice as long as John Lennon did he mourn the fact that he'd lived two of John's lifetimes and only one of them had included John and only for a little more than half the time and two years before that it was the 40th anniversary of John's death he's been dead longer than he lived and that was 2020 and was Paul alone with his family on his farm thinking about this is it in McCartney ||| is that the Deep Deep Feeling did he get married on John's birthday because it's just too painful to think this way
me: yeah, good
Does anyone know what the falsetto lyrics in the last two minutes of Deep Deep Feeling are?
are you normal or does the interpolation/sampling of Temporary Secretary in the III Imagined remix of Deep Deep Feeling make you completely feral
Happy Birthday to Nancy Shevell! On November 20th, Paul's wife turns 65.
Can someone recommend me some niche/old/underappreciated albums with the same vibes as these albums?
Source: Apple Music “McCartney III” Interview
PAUL McCARTNEY: I mean, even now, if I'm in a kind of hotel or in one of these places where there's a piano in the lobby, I can't resist. I have to kind of just go by and, "excuse me," mimes playing the piano.
ZANE LOWE: It’s one thing to play piano at the family parties, it’s a great tradition. It's another thing for Paul McCartney to sit in the hotel lobby and bang out “Let it Be.” I just, I wonder how that is for people, you know, and sort of what that experience is like and whether you're aware, because you have to be self aware with the life you've lived.
PAUL McCARTNEY: Yeah…I kind of know what I'm doing, you know, I understand that. I mean, there's two parts. One part is I can't resist playing the piano. I just want to see if it's in tune and how it sounds. So that's for me. But then, you know, if there's some people around and I just do a little quick sort of bit of “Lady Madonna” or something, then I know I've given them a story. And you know, they can go home [and say], “You know, I was doing? I was in the hotel foyer. This bloke walks in, he plays a thing, and he was Paul McCartney!” You know, so, I know, I know I'm doing that.
Paul McCartney trying to take off Taylor Swift's boots.