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Tsunami auction raises thousands

BBC

30 September, 2005

An auction of celebrity postcard art has raised £49,000 for

the tsunami-struck villages of Asia.

Tell us your memories of Lennon

Coventry Evening Telegraph

30 September, 2005

On October 9, John Lennon would have been celebrating his

65th birthday.

Also: Oh No, Here Comes John Lennon's Ex; May Pang and

Cynthia, two lovers of Lennon, meet at The Cavern; John, by

Cynthia Lennon; Lennon's former wives will never reconcile

McCartney doesn't foresee retirement

United Press International

30 September, 2005

He may be eligible for an AARP card, but Paul McCartney

doesn't expect to retire from recording and performing music

any time soon.

Brian Roylance, 60, Publisher of Elaborate Rock

Books, Is Dead

By Allan Kozinn, The New York Times

30 September, 2005

Brian Roylance, an English publisher whose company, Genesis

Publications, turned rock into history with hand-crafted,

autographed limited editions of musicians' memoirs and

photography collections, died on Tuesday in Guildford, England.

Beatles decorating job still on show

Contactmusic

29 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney's early artistic efforts can still be seen at

Liverpool's Casbah Coffee Club - he painted the ceiling of the

English venue's Rainbow Room.

Before They Were Beatles - Review

By Robert Rouse, American Chronicle

29 September, 2005

I just finished reading Alan J. Porter's incredible little book

about the teen years of four young men who would one day

take the world by storm.

Beatles DVD

antiMUSIC.com

29 September, 2005

Eagle Rock Entertainment, the leading independent source for

high quality music audio/visual programming, on October 4 will

release The Beatles: From Liverpool to San Francisco, a DVD

documentary covering the utter chaos and sheer euphoria

known as Beatlemania that swept up four young men from

Liverpool and the rest of the world from 1963 to 1966.

Lennon's son reignites feud with Yoko Ono

Contactmusic

29 September, 2005

John Lennon's eldest son Julian has reignited his public feud

with his father's widow Yoko Ono by accusing her of trying to

control the former Beatle's legacy.

Auction shock as Lennon's lyrics fail to sell

Liverpool Daily Post

29 September, 2005

Beatles lyrics written by John Lennon on the back of a phone

bill failed to sell at auction yeterday.

Also: Rare Beatles lyrics fail to sell

Success Was Just A Piece Of Cake For Jane

By Sandra Chapman, News Letter

29 September, 2005

Jane Asher was born into a privileged background with Royal

connections and will be remembered as the girl who nearly

married a Beatle.

Yoko helps Q celebrate Lennon's 65th with collector's

edition and CD

By Sam Matthews, Brand Republic

29 September, 2005

With the help of Yoko Ono, Emap's Q Magazine is celebrating

John Lennon's 65th birthday with a collector's edition featuring

two different front covers and a free 14-track CD with Lennon

tracks covered by the likes of Madonna and Oasis.

McCartney more reflective on tour

By Kevin O'Hare, The Republican

29 September, 2005

At any Paul McCartney concert, there's a sense of nostalgia

and that's inevitable given the history of the man.

Stars help student's tsunami fund

BBC

29 September, 2005

Paul McCartney, Damien Hirst and Tracey Emin are among

250 celebrities who have been persuaded by an Edinburgh

student to produce work for a tsunami auction.

A Head Start for McCartney

Publishers Weekly

28 September, 2005

Penguin is pushing up the date booksellers can put Paul

McCartney's first children's book, High in the Clouds, on

sale by a day.

25 years after Lennon's death, his life's an open book

By Carol Memmott, USA Today

28 September, 2005

John Lennon once said, "What can I tell you about myself that

you have not already found out from those who do not lie?"

Also: Cynthia Lennon: In her own write; Imagine: a violent

John Lennon; John Lennon’s first wife speaks out

Paul McCartney stands behind car ads

UPI

28 September, 2005

Environmental concerns are what persuaded Paul McCartney

agree to put his new single in Lexus car ads.

Stevie Wonder confirms new album details

NME

28 September, 2005

'A Time To Love' will feature Paul McCartney

Beatles-Platz planned for Hamburg

BBC

28 September, 2005

Fundraising is under way for a sculpture in Hamburg marking

the time the Beatles spent in the city in the early 1960s.

His Best wasn't good enough

By David Bianculli, New York Daily News

28 September, 2005

When the Beatles came to the United States and performed live

on "The Ed Sullivan Show" in 1964, they conquered America

instantly - but the new PBS special "Best of the Beatles" proves

that a former Beatle got here first.

Also: Sam Malone stays quiet — for a while (3rd item); Fired

Beatle Best tells his side on DVD

Sir Paul fresh after Long and Winding Road

By Sarah Rodman, Boston Herald

27 September, 2005

Beatlemania is alive and well.

Also: McCartney can still make his familiar songs sound fresh;

McCartney Raising Music Awareness, Funding

Bono and Izzard take on Beatles film

Contactmusic

27 September, 2005

U2 rocker Bono and transvestite funnyman Eddie Izzard are set to

star alongside Evan Rachel Wood in new musical Across The

Universe - a movie plotted around songs by The Beatles.

Soundcheck

WNYC

27 September, 2005

Thirty-five years since the Beatles broke up, the public's fascination

with the Fab Four never seems to fade.

Depp hosts Radio 2 Dean tribute

BBC

27 September, 2005

Hollywood star Johnny Depp presents a BBC Radio 2 documentary

on Tuesday about film idol James Dean to mark the 50th

anniversary of the actor's death.

Abbey Road on the River to return to Louisville

Business First

26 September, 2005

The Fifth Third Bank Abbey Road on the River will return to

Louisville next year on Memorial Day weekend.

Why bash Beatles?

By Jon Penn, The Mercury (South Africa)

26 September, 2005

Imagine: peacenik John Lennon was really a nasty bully with a

violent streak, said his first wife, Cynthia, who has vivid memories

of how he knocked her about.

Also: Veteran Newsman Larry Kane Publishes New John Lennon

Book; Cruel, bullying, yet funny - the intimate John Lennon

McCartney guitarist releases solo album

By United Press International

26 September, 2005

Rusty Anderson knows that being part of Paul McCartney's band

certainly raises the profile of his first solo album, "Undressing

Underwater."

McCartney says drugs didn't help his songwriting

Monsters and Critics

26 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney claims drugs didn't help his songwriting.

Rubber Soul Tribute

antiMUSIC.com

26 September, 2005

In honor of the 40th anniversary of the release of The Beatles'

legendary album, Rubber Soul, Razor & Tie Entertainment is

proud to announce This Bird Has Flown - A 40th Anniversary

Tribute To The Beatles' Rubber Soul.

"John & Yoko: Give Peace a Song" Airs Tuesday on

CBC-TV

PEJ News

25 September, 2005

On June 1, 1969, in Room 1742 of Montreal’s Queen Elizabeth

Hotel, musical history was made.

John by Cynthia Lennon; John, Paul, George, Ringo

and Me by Tony Barrow; Magical Mystery Tours by

Tony Bramwell

By Hunter Davies, The Times

25 September, 2005

The further we get from the Beatles, the bigger they become —

in importance, influence and as a subject for research.

Also: 'Dad tells people to love each other, but he doesn't love me';

Love is not all you need

Paul McCartney: Yesterday and Today

By Kevin O'Hare, The Republican

25 September, 2005

Rock's renaissance man is back on the road.

Also: Sir Paul's magical mystery tour; Paul McCartney Almost

Quit Music; Oh for a bit of rough

Art critics reconsider 'McCartney is dead' myth

Contactmusic

25 September, 2005

New York's top art critics are refuelling the rock 'n' roll myth that

Paul McCartney died over three decades ago - after taking a rare

close-up view of his paintings.

Lennon manuscript up for auction

Contactmusic

25 September, 2005

The original manuscript of John Lennon's hit song Give Peace A

Chance is to be sold at a London auction house in November (05).

Sir Paul McCartney Is Bac k (video - new working URL)

CNN

Beatle medal to aid hospicecare

Burnham Times

24 September, 2005

John never forgot Frankie helped the Beatles get into a nightclub

club in the 1960s

McCartney in Philadelphia

By Aaron Sagers, The Morning Call

24 September, 2005

Rock 'n' roll is a sexy, swaggering creature that injects the hard-core

emotions of love; it makes you feel a little dangerous and a little

threatened.

Also: Creative Supernova; Speaking words of wisdom; I'm a lucky

man; Paul McCartney's Tour Aims to Raise Awareness of Music

Education; McCartney charms in first of two concerts; McCartney's

latest Creation shows he's still a master

Doug Moe: Lennon FBI snitch lived here

By Doug Moe, The Capital Times

23 September, 2005

I am a bit puzzled by a report Wednesday in the New York Post

saying that secret FBI files on musician John Lennon and other

celebrities have just been made public.

Daily Mail apologises to Yoko Ono

Contactmusic

23 September, 2005

British newspaper The Daily Mail has issued an official apology to

John Lennon's widow Yoko Ono after alleging she photographed the

singer's bloodstained glasses on the pavement outside their Dakota

apartment on the night of his death.

George Harrison And Friends: The Concert For Bangladesh

By Colin Jacobson, The Hollywood News

22 September, 2005

Back before Live Aid, Farm Aid, Live 8 and all the other benefit

concerts, we had 1971’s “The Concert for Bangladesh”.

Also: 'Concert For Bangladesh' Finally Coming To DVD

Ringo Starr: I only wanted to play drums

Online Rock Radio

22 September, 2005

The city of Liverpool has decided not to bulldoze Ringo Starr's

birthplace and first childhood home as part of a multi-million dollar

"regeneration plan" in the Dingle section of the city.

FBI: Lennon not a revolutionary

ic Liverpool

22 September, 2005

The FBI deemed John Lennon too high on drugs to be a real

revolutionary, according to secret files which have just been

released.

Radio 4 to air rare Lennon

By Claire Cozens, Guardian

21 September, 2005

A John Lennon interview that has never before been broadcast in

the UK is to air on BBC Radio 4 as part of a season of programmes

marking the 25th anniversary of the singer's death.

My picture-perfect meeting with John, Paul, George

& Ringo

By Linda Carol Cherken, Philadelphia Daily News

21 September, 2005

My house is sprinkled with photographs.

First jobs — Rusty Anderson

Metro Toronto

21 September, 2005

Metro: What was your first job, and what did you learn from it

that you are still using today?

Watch "English Tea", "Fine Line" and

"Let It Be" on AOL In-Studio

John Lennon Memorabilia to Be Auctioned

Associated Press

20 September, 2005

Baby, you can drive his car. John Lennon's 1956 Austin Princess,

the modified hearse featured in his 1973 documentary, "Imagine,"

is among items to be auctioned starting Oct. 2 at

http://www.juliensauctions.com.

Press Release

PRNewswire

20 September, 2005

'Teenagers Guide to the Beatles' by Zane Lalani Speaks to a New

Generation of Secret Beatle Fans

Macca's trapdoor stage fall

By Ryan Parry, The Mirror

20 September, 2005

Paul McCartney was hurt after tumbling 5ft down an open trapdoor

during a sell-out concert.

Also: Macca's 5ft drop off stage; Macca's The Hard Dazed Knight;

Sir Paul falls down onstage hole

Paul McCartney? Is That You? (inc. video)

By Seth Stevenson, Slate

19 September, 2005

What he's doing in that Fidelity ad.

Also: Mark Levinson announces their sponsorship of Paul

McCartney’s “US” tour

McCartney hails Blunt

Contactmusic

19 September, 2005

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has hailed pop newcomer James

Blunt as the future of music, after being impressed with the singer/

songwriter's shirt removal in the video for his smash hit You're

Beautiful.

Also: Macca beyond; Read the interview transcript; King Of The

Crop; McCartney a master of sun, clouds; McCartney slams

Madonna and Robbie

Ex-Beatle plays brilliant show despite a brief tumble

(inc. photos from the Tampa concert)

By Jim Abbott, Orlando Sentinel

18 September, 2005

Not only is Paul McCartney a Super Bowl-friendly rock icon,

he also turns out to be a pretty tough guy.

Also: McCartney Opening U.S. Tour Here On Friday (inc. 2 videos

- thanks, hachem); Mark Levinson Announces Sponsorship Of

McCartney's U.S. Tour; Beatlemaniacs Gear Up For Paul

McCartney Show; McCartney's talents enchant crowd; Nifty

Exclusive Paul McCartney Tidbits!; Musician for all seasons;

Sir Paul kicks off world tour in Miami (inc. audio); Despite Stage

Mishaps, McCartney Delivers; Sir Paul Takes Crowd on Wild Ride;

Time To Let It Be, Macca; Paul McCartney

Lennon's first wife puts herself back in Beatles' story

Reuters

18 September, 2005

John Lennon's first wife Cynthia says she and her son were

"airbrushed" from the Beatles' story and wants to set things

straight in a book that reveals he once hit her and ruined their

marriage with drugs.

Also: He's leaving home

Life after Lennon

By Sean O'Hagan, The Age

17 September, 2005

Many young people cannot identify a picture of the most famous

and cynical Beatle.

Paul McCartney - Sold on Song

Radio Times

17 September, 2005

Having been a member of the most important group ever in the

history of pop does give you some leeway when it comes to feeling

satisfied with yourself.

We'll rebuild Ringo's house, brick by brick

By Catherine Jones & Nick Coligan, Liverpool Echo

16 September, 2005

The house where Ringo Starr was born will be taken down brick

by brick and preserved, it was revealed today.

McCartney: 'I miss being in a band'

Contactmusic

16 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney misses his time with The Beatles, because

he was at his most creative when he was one of the Fab Four.

Also: McCartney cautious around self-declared 'fans'; McCartney:

'Lennon always topped me';

Mud is all you need to repair Paul

Liverpool Echo

16 September, 2005

All you need is mud - and a famous Beatles sculpture will be

complete again.

Paul's sideman

By Wade Tatangelo, Bradenton Herald

16 September, 2005

Rusty Anderson alternates between McCartney and solo career

For McCartney, creative 'Chaos'

By Sean Daly, St. Petersburg Times

15 September, 2005

Sir Paul's new album is his best solo work in decades.

Also: Get a 'Sneak Peek' of Paul McCartney's First Album in

Four Years; Paul McCartney, Chaos and Creation in the Back

Yard; McCartney fails to create much in the backyard; Album:

Paul McCartney (thanks, Allan); Ex-Beatle Paul McCartney

gets back to where he once belonged; Chaos & Creation In

The Backyard; McCartney opens up on understated new album;

Cute Beatle stretches; Billboard album reviews; Nearly 64 &

still needed; When he is sixty-three; New Mac: Listen to what

the man says; Longtime fan is ready to be proud again; McCartney

Gets Back, but Not for Nostalgia; Paul McCartney: Q&A;

McCartney's New Album Deemed Best in Years; McCartney's

'Creation' is a mellow treat; McCartney on target with new album;

McCartney Looks to but Doesn't Rely on Past for "Chaos";

McCartney's 'Chaos' won't make fans forget '70 solo debut disc;

Pleasant echoes; Paul McCartney a delight in 'Chaos'; Maybe I'm

amazed: McCartney's latest soars; Macca stately, steady with

'Chaos'; McCartney creates order out of 'Chaos'; Paul McCartney:

'Chaos and Creation in the Backyard'; McCartney's casual

brilliance shines on; McCartney shows fabulous form in 'Chaos';

'Chaos': Pop without the cute; This Week's Hot Pick: Paul

McCartney's 'Chaos and Creation in the Back Yard'; EW review:

McCartney good, not great; McCartney the melodist reawakens;

McCartney goes deep, divinely; Wrinklies Mac on top; Paul

McCartney 'Chaos & Creation' Will Premiere Exclusively on

VH1 and VH1 Classic Wednesday, September 14 at 7PM*;

McCartney is daring and dark in cathartic 'Chaos and Creation';

Paul McCartney, Man of Many Parts; When worlds collide; Paul

coulda given us a little more chaos; McCartney creates 'chaos' with

latest effort; 'Chaos' is collaborative success; McCartney unleashes

inspired Creation

Paul McCartney donates $5,000 to a Tampa middle

school (inc. video)

By Dave Balut, Tampa Bay's 10

15 September, 2005

Things haven't been quite the same this week at Madison

Middle School.

Also: Lexus Launches Sweepstakes to Win Paul McCartney

Concert Tickets; He's no oldies act; Talk about a day in the life

Peace: New Lennon Musical to Close on Broadway

Sept. 24

By Ernio Hernandez, Playbill

15 September, 2005

Broadway's bio-musical Lennon, based on the life and songs of

the late John Lennon, will end its run at the Broadhurst Theatre

Sept. 24, producers announced Sept. 15.

Forty years later, Beatles photographer goes back to

school

By Tony Regina, Record Breeze

15 September, 2005

In 1965, George Orsino found himself in a situation most people

today would long to be in.

Definitive Lennon

the-raft.com

14 September, 2005

Celebrate John Lennon’s birthday with new release and global

events

Sir Paul backs his brother

By Andy Kelly, Liverpool Daily Post

14 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney last night made a public statement of

support for his brother Mike who is facing charges relating

to a sexual assault.

Also: McCartney accused of sex assault at party; McCartney's

brother in sexual assault claim

PAUL McCARTNEY INTERVIEW (video)

MSN

McCartney considers revamping When I'm 64

Contactmusic

13 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney is considering changing the lyrics to Beatles

hit When I'm 64 - because he hits the age next year (06).

Also: McCartney? Here? Rumours say yes

The Beatle from Madras

By Arun Venugopal, rediff.com

13 September, 2005

He was the Beatle you never really knew, the one who was kicked

out before the Fab Four became fab.

McCartney, Mills enjoying The Ritz

By Lesley Abravanel, Miami Herald

13 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney and wife Heather Mills are happily holed

up at The Ritz-Carlton Key Biscayne, where they've been for

the past month or so.

Also: McCartney says it's all about US tour

Crow wishes McCartney shared her dreams

Contactmusic

13 September, 2005

American rocker Sheryl Crow had such a realistic dream about

writing songs with Sir Paul McCartney, she is amazed he can't

remember it too.

Beatles song is best ever

This is London

12 September, 2005

Drugs, war, a grisly car crash and enough holes to fill the Albert

Hall - apparently these make up the perfect British pop song.

McCartney reflects on life, love and yesterday

By Evelyn McDonnell, Miami Herald

11 September, 2005

Preparing to launch his US Tour in Miami this week, rock legend

Paul McCartney talked candidly with The Herald about embracing

his past while looking forward.

Also: McCartney Lets Melancholy Feelings Out on New Record

Lennon’s wife reveals his ‘fight or flight’ tactic

By Richard Brooks, The Sunday Times

11 September, 2005

John Lennon's first wife is challenging the “peace and love” image

of the rock’n’roll legend by revealing him as a violent and unstable

teenage bully who hit her for dancing with his best friend but was

scared of physical confrontation.

Also: Try to see it my way

Epiphone Announces Sale Of Low-Serial Numbered

John Lennon Casinos

Music Gear Review

11 September, 2005

For the first time since 1999, Epiphone will make available a very

limited offering of the John Lennon “1965” and “Revolution”

Casino electric guitars.

Local songwriter to open for Paul McCartney (inc. video)

Capital News 9

10 September, 2005

A local songwriter will be the opening act for Paul McCartney next

week.

Beatle knifeman is working for citizens advice bureau

By Paul Byrne And Robert Stansfield, The Mirror

10 September, 2005

The world last saw him with his face battered, cut and bruised, after

he had tried to kill former Beatle George Harrison.

Special K beats path to our door

By Dave Appleton, Rochdale Observer

9 September, 2005

“For the benefit of Mr Kite, there will be a show tonight on trampoline.

Ringo birthplace to be bulldozed

BBC

9 September, 2005

Former Beatle Ringo Starr's birthplace is to be demolished because

it has "no historical significance", Liverpool City Council has said.

New John Lennon Compilation Released

Gigwise

8 September, 2005

A new compilation album to mark what would have been John

Lennon’s birthday is to be released.

PETA Humanitarian Award for Ravi Shankar

IANS

8 September, 2005

Sitar maestro Pandit Ravi Shankar will be the second Indian after

actor John Abraham to receive the Humanitarian of the Year

Award from People for Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) for

his contribution in promoting animal rights.

Paperback Master of Puppets

By Rich Sharp, Riverfront Times

7 September, 2005

We talk mashups with Beatallica, skewer Ember Swift and find

out what Robert Earl Keen is really saying

Paul McCartney and Fidelity Investments Announce

U.S./Canada Marketing Partnership

CNW

7 September, 2005

Music Legend Debuts in New Fidelity Ad Launching Tomorrow

in Both Markets

Hey iTunes, don't make it bad...

By Paul R. La Monica, CNN

7 September, 2005

Just take a sad song and let us download it. The Beatles still aren't

available (legally) online.

Beatles from the inside

By Mike Chapple, Liverpool Daily Post

7 September, 2005

Mike Chapple discovers a new Beatles account with the authentic

voice of someone who was there

Live 8 DVD Box Set To Be Released

By Daniel Melia, Gigwise

6 September, 2005

A four disc DVD featuring extensive coverage of all of the Live 8

concerts is set to be released on November 7.

Also: Exclusive: Live 8: final cut

Macca, Kings Of Leon take part in unique charity auction

NME

6 September, 2005

Paul McCartney and Kings Of Leon have donated special postcards

for a charity auction.

Byrne refused to honour Lennon

Contactmusic

6 September, 2005

Talking Heads frontman David Byrne horrified his bandmates on the

day of John Lennon's tragic murder in 1980 by refusing to pay tribute

to the star during their concert that night.

McCartney goes on musical trip down memory lane

Liverpool Daily Post

5 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney has returned to his old Abbey Road studio for

a BBC Radio 2 special.

Lennon shock at pregnancy announcement

Contactmusic

4 September, 2005

John Lennon's first wife Cynthia Lennon has revealed that the pop

legend was horrified when she announced that she was pregnant.

Do We Still Need Him?

By Josh Tyrangiel, Time

4 September, 2005

Paul McCartney is (almost) 64, but a surprising new album suggests

his glory days aren't all behind him

Come Together - Right Now!

Skiddle.com

4 September, 2005

Come Together - Right Now is set to be the 'most spectacular

concert event of 2005'!

Runs On The Nun

By Davina Earl, Gigwise

3 September, 2005

It has been disclosed that former Beatle, John Lennon, used to piss

on nuns.

New York Minute (4th item)

New York Daily News

3 September, 2005

Spotted in East Hampton: "An overzealous fan squealed, 'Oh my

God, Paul McCartney!' when she saw the former Beatle and his

wife, Heather Mills McCartney, strolling down the street.

Stars Pledge Donations, Organize Fundraisers for Katrina

Victims

By Jake Coyle, Associated Press

3 September, 2005

Celebrities including Ellen DeGeneres, Jay Leno, Master P and

Dave Matthews are contributing star power to relief efforts for

victims of Hurricane Katrina.

We Can Work It Out: John Lennon Memorial Is In Need

Of Repair (inc. video)

NY1 News

2 September, 2005

Central Park's tribute to legendary Beatle John Lennon is in need

of some repair.

Sir Paul reveals songwriting secrets

BBC

2 September, 2005

Sir Paul McCartney has spoken about some of his songwriting

secrets ahead of the release of his latest album, Chaos And Creation

In The Black Yard.

Also: McCartney clearer since quitting weed; McCartney: 'Don't

Forget Live 8'

McCartney treats fans to beamed concert

Contactmusic

2 September, 2005

Ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney is planning to reward 600 of his most

devoted fans by beaming an upcoming US concert live into a London

music store.

Also: Macca to fly fans to NYC

Real Love

By Kelly-Jane Cotter, The Asbury Park Press

1 September, 2005

Yoko Ono keeps husband's legacy alive with traveling art show

Also: A conversation with Yoko Ono

Hope they write a decent song before they get old

By Neil McCormick, Telegraph

1 September, 2005

On Saturday, veteran vocalist Roger Daltrey and chart-topping pop

sensations McFly will collaborate on a recording of the Who's My

Generation.

Lennon's fight will become film

Los Angeles Times

1 September, 2005

The long effort by the late John Lennon to become a legal resident

of the United States will be the subject of a documentary by David

Leaf, John Scheinfeld and Steve Ligerman for Lions Gate Films.

Also: John Lennon activism docu eyes 2006 release; Press Release

O, No!

By John Payne, Los Angeles Weekly

Arthurfest headliner Yoko Ono on the Beatles, baseball, sex and

peace

Paul McCartney CD

andPOP

“Chaos And Creation In The Back Yard,” Paul McCartney’s 20th

studio recording since The Beatles, marks an end to a nearly

four-year hiatus since his last studio recording, 2001’s platinum

certified “Driving Rain.”

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