Paul McCartney: Press to Play Revival
Following the recently published book by Luca Perasi on Paul’s much maligned 1986 album, “Press to Play”, there has been some discussions among fans and the album has popped up in podcasts etc. Now,...
Category: Linda McCartney
New John&Paul photo from 1974
From the Mal Evans archives and we presume taken by Mal, is yet another photo from 29 March 1974 when Paul and Linda visited John and May at the Santa Monica beach house they...
New Abbey Road photo?
Seen here is a photo which looks like it’s taken the day of the Abbey Road photo shoot, looking at the clothes Paul and Linda are wearing. Kevin Harrington, who was a stand-in in...
The Paul McCartney Singles Collection
Today, Apple Music revealed a new collection of Paul McCartney’s 7″ singles. 80 singles in all, consisting of 159 tracks are to be made available on the music streaming service, but we are also...
Yoko’s stolen camera
In the summer of 1969, John and Yoko had been in a car accident while in Scotland, and the doctor had ordered Yoko to stay in bed for some time. The others could not...
Restored silly love songs
As Beatles- and solo video enthusiasts, we are delighted by the recent developments on YouTube, where skilled amateurs are constantly working to improve the quality of Beatles and related material, making them available for...
Tribute to Ram
We just announced the release of a fiftieth anniversary version of the Paul and Linda McCartney “Ram” album, remastered at half the speed for a limited edition vinyl LP release. As it turns out,...
Ram at half speed
Pre-empting the market for full blown luxury boxed set by his own Archives series, Paul McCartney’s 50th anniversary album releases takes a different path. To mark the 50th anniversary of the release of RAM,...
Paul restores videos to HD
Recently, Paul McCartney released his “Coming Up” music video on YouTube in high definition quality and for once uncropped in the 4:3 TV format it was made for, instead of the zoomed in fake...
The two Georges
Unknown, Paul, George Martin and George Harrison. For St. George’s Day, Paul McCartney posted this previously unpublished Polaroid photo from his 1981 session with George Harrison at the latter’s studio, FPSHOT. Paul was recording...
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