McCartney’s comments were kind, though, Dylan’s comments go beyond kind and fall under the category of praise. In a 2007 interview with Rolling Stone, Dylan told the publication, “I’m in awe of Paul ...

You have to give credit to Paul McCartney for following his artistic whims, regardless of what others might think. He had to understand forming a new band after the breakup of the group widely ...

We are taking a look at how one Bob Dylan album would become The Grateful Dead's Jerry Garcia's favourite and change his ...

But in the case of Bob Dylan, that influence flowed both ways ... The night had a particularly profound effect on Paul McCartney, according to Far Out Magazine. In a 1990 documentary, he reflected ...

When Paul McCartney was a teenager, he wrote a song that looked decades into his future. “When I’m Sixty-Four” appeared on The Beatles’ 1967 album Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Heart’s Club Band.

Sir Ringo Starr got so stoned with Bob Dylan, he forgot he'd ordered food. The 84-year-old drummer's Beatles bandmate Sir Paul McCartney previously told how the first time the group tried ...

Paul McCartney has written more than his fair share ... I knew they were pointing the direction of where music had to go." It wasn't just Dylan who they inspired and led the way for.

Paul McCartney has performed for a second night at the 575 capacity The Bowery in New York City with a few surprises for night two.

The movie feels like an experience no one can miss; it is about living in the moment without thinking about the future.

Paul McCartney sprung a sudden gig at the 575 capacity The Bowery in New York City on Tuesday night 11 February 2025.