The “number one” Beatles song Paul McCartney and the band rejected in 1962: “We can’t be seen with that”
Far too poppy for their standards.
Paul McCartney
The night The Beatles laced George Martin’s tea with drugs: “They wouldn‘t let us leave”
Pranking the teacher.
‘Salesman Saint’: Paul McCartney’s ode to the generation that raised him
“They kept their heads above water by laughing at the whole thing”.
The best melody writer Paul Simon had ever seen: “The greatest of my generation”
The master of the pop song.
“The only people”: The musicians Graham Nash thinks will still matter in 100 years
The masters of their craft.
“My favourite”: The bizarre 1990s band Paul McCartney claimed could “outsing” The Beatles
High praise from Sir Paul.
The Far Out Pub Quiz: CMAT, Martin Scorsese and Paul McCartney’s favourite Beatle
Test your knowledge.
“I just love that song”: The 1957 American classic that convinced Paul McCartney to become a musician
“I swear, the blues had gone”.