The ex-Beatle hosted a playback previewing his next album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, telling stories along the way

Is something special happening?” an American tourist asked, holding her phone aloft as she prepared to snap a photograph of a small queue forming outside Abbey Road Studios. Little did she, or the

The first track of the album came about almost by accident when McCartney met producer Andrew Watt to discuss working together and was explaining how he sometimes plays “any old chord” and then tries to work up a song.

THE Beatles and the Rolling Stones both launched their latest albums yesterday – on separate continents.  It was a case of let’s attend the knights together in honour of

Paul McCartney‘s Wings era somehow remains underrated, even as interest in his first band shows no sign of abating. But they made their own very rich contributions to McCartney’s legacy in the decade following his 1970 split with the Beatles.

As far as McCartney solo work goes, this is a personal favorite. The ex-Beatle apologizes to the listener in this rather reflective tune.

Paul McCartney surprises fans at Abbey Road Studios during secret album playback - Beatles legend shared stories about childhood crushes, memories of John Lennon and George Harrison, and collaborating

Paul McCartney‘s determinedly democratic Wings at the Speed of Sound arrived on March 26, 1976, as Wings moved forward with the same lineup for the first (and, turns out, only) time. Guitarist Henry McCullough had joined for a one-album stint after Wings’ debut.

Paul McCartney explains how writing one of The Beatles' earliest tracks reshaped his approach to songwriting, laying the foundation for some of his best songs

Paul McCartney delighted 50 lucky fans by returning to Abbey Road for his forthcoming solo album, The Boys Of Dungeon Lane, and his new single Home To Us - a duet with Ringo Starr.