Paul McCartney wasn't in the best of places, creatively speaking, before he released Flaming Pie in 1997. His previous album, 1993's Off the Ground, was one of the worst-received of his long career, ...

Paul McCartney is the kind of artist who's been around long enough to have several "returns to form" over the years. Yet even among his many returns to whatever forms people believe he should ...

Death can be one of the best career moves for a rock star. Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain and Amy Winehouse kept ascending as recording artists when they passed. Each remains on a pedestal. John Lennon ...

Plus, get the best of BroadwayWorld delivered to your inbox, and unlimited access to our editorial content across the globe. Paul McCartney proudly announces the thirteenth installment in his GRAMMY ...

Earlier this month, Paul McCartney reissued two of his 1980s albums as he continues to release solo (and Wings) material that has been hard to find or has been out of ...

In 1960, John Lennon’s art school friend Stu Sutcliffe coined the Beatles‘ name (originally, as Beatals) in tribute to Buddy Holly and the Crickets. By 1961, Lennon had grown tired of explaining the ...

John Lennon was often known for his surreal and psychedelic sayings. Some of them wouldn’t make any sense, while others were humorous quotes that made the other Beatles laugh. In the early days of The ...

Paul McCartney felt invigorated after working on the Beatles’ Anthology project in the mid-Nineties, and that spilled over into his 1997 album, Flaming Pie, which remains his second-highest-charting ...

The four individual members of The Beatles all went at their own pace when it came to embracing the legacy of the group during their solo years, instead of running from it. Once he got over that hump, ...

In 1971, Paul released his first solo single, “Another Day.” In The Lyrics: 1956 to the Present, Paul wrote that it felt like a big moment for him, “thrilling, though tinged with sadness.” Paul had ...