Page 9 - Deep Feeling News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

Reviews / / 14 · 12 · 2020 There has been an ever so slight shift in the Macca narrative in the past few years. The image of the slightly cheesy uncle has made way for the real story - of the only Beatle who immersed himself in the London Avant-garde scene whilst all the others absconded to the shires; the lo-fi self-recorder years before it was fashionable, the megastar who took his new band on the university circuit, the one who embraced the electro scene of the early 80s with gusto. The way this frames ‘McCartney III’, the latest unintentional insta...

Rating: Last weekend, Paul McCartney re-entered the chart at No 39 with Wonderful Christmastime. It’s not his best song, or even his hundredth-best, but it made a touching sight because at No 40 was John Lennon’s Happy Xmas (War Is Over). Life is what happens, Lennon sang, while you’re making other plans. A year when McCartney was due to headline Glastonbury (again) landed him in Sussex for lockdown with his daughter Mary and her children.  Fiddling about in his studio, he made an album without meaning to. This album, like those two, is homespun: not so much Band On The Run as Man On ...

Alice Phoebe Lou has shared her interpretation of an unreleased Paul McCartney track, 'Deep Deep Feeling', lifted from his forthcoming album.

Last modified on Thu 10 Dec 2020 23.37 EST History suggests that critics should consider treading carefully when it comes to McCartney III. Its two predecessors, 1970’s McCartney and 1980’s McCartney II, were greeted with widespread horror: it’s a close-run thing, but they may be the worst-reviewed albums of Paul McCartney’s entire career. Paul McCartney: McCartney III album cover Reeling in disbelief that the architect of She’s Leaving Home and Hey Jude could offer up something so ramshackle as his solo debut, the Melody Maker suggested the former’s contents wer...

Who now want not to be tapped on the heart strings, if you will, but simply to be pushed toward a good beat that kind of buries them in music. >> bill: last question, i don't see anything wrong with this. if you want to waste your time looking at this or you like the beat, i don't see anything wrong with it. you might lose a few pounds jumping up and down like a pony. it might help out, you know? so i don't see anything wrong with this. is there anything wrong with it? >> well, look, is there anything wrong with it? i guess i'd say this, to the extent that you revel in things that don't speak ...