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Paul McCartney: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable If Paul McCartney had decided he was done with music following the disbandment of the Beatles, he still would have gone down in history as one of music’s greatest songwriters. Of course, Sir Paul didn’t hang ‘em up - far from it. Instead, the former Beatle set forth on one of the most prolific solo careers in rock. Be it alongside Wings, with his wife Linda or in pure one-man-band situations, McCartney has created some truly timeless releases. Of course, no artist is perfect. And across his 50 solo run, Macca has mixed in...

Paul McCartney: Last Great, Last Good, First Bad Album Roundtable If Paul McCartney had decided he was done with music following the disbandment of the Beatles, he still would have gone down in history as one of music’s greatest songwriters. Of course, Sir Paul didn’t hang ‘em up - far from it. Instead, the former Beatle set forth on one of the most prolific solo careers in rock. Be it alongside Wings, with his wife Linda or in pure one-man-band situations, McCartney has created some truly timeless releases. Of course, no artist is perfect. And across his 50 solo run, Macca has mixed in...

Paul McCartney released his latest album McCartney III late last year. Now, it’s getting an update through the eyes of other musicians. Brilliant artists of all genres and eras imagine one of the albums’ eleven tracks in their own eyes. No two songs sound the same, but each is the wonderful result of incredible sonic experimentation.   “FIND MY WAY” - BECK In a percussive, groovy atmosphere, Beck and Paul McCartney’s blended vocals cut smoothly through the instrumentation. Beck’s psychedelic twist on “Find My Way” gives it a modern yet disco throwback vibe to the originally ...

Phoebe Bridgers. During a chat with BBC radio, "Macca" explained that initially during the pandemic, he had hit the studio to wrap up some incidental film music he was working on -- but those sessions slowly evolved into the recent one-man-band album: "For the next nine weeks I was just messing around, thinking "Ah, it'd be good to finish this one up -- or, I could do this one, yeah, that'd be okay.' And just going through them all, never suspecting for a second that this was going to be an album. Most of it's new stuff -- there are one or two that I hadn't finished, and because I was able t...

Last December, Paul McCartney gave fans an early Christmas present in the form of McCartney III, an event that—short of a holographic Beatles reunion tour or an official release of Carnival of Light—fulfilled the ultimate fantasy of many long-time Maccaphiles. But the excitement was as much about him embracing old ways as making new music: The album revisited the mad-scientist methodology of die-hard fan favorites McCartney (1970) and McCartney II (1980), DIY efforts that deconstructed his perfectionist streak through off-kilter folk-funk and bizarro synth-pop. The enduring cult...