paul mccartney
-
Enjoy the music of two legendary composers this weekend as the Carroll Singers bring to life the works of Elton John and Paul McCartney with their spring
-
We're simpLY/ HAVing/a WONDerful Christmastime! All I had to do was type that out and now you almost certainly have that big, dumb, goofy, joyous chorus stuck
-
Rock writers (including yours truly) have spent thousands of words building the myth of Bruce Springsteen's live show. Well, how about Sir Paul McCartney?
-
Paul McCartney, former Beatle and Kanye West collaborator, will headline the Dover, Delaware music festival in June.
-
During this week 46 years ago, the first Boeing 747 rolled off the assembly line, actor Will Smith was born, TV show "Hawaii Five-0" premiered on CBS and the following songs were the most popular in America according to Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
-
News American music critic Al Cunniff missed The Beatles in concert in Baltimore in 1964 but later met Paul McCartney in a chance meeting in England.
-
Throwback Thursday: The top 10 songs this week in 1982 [videos]
-
Songwriter to perform his hits and some of his piano concerto
-
Annapolis Summer Garden Theater's "Shout! The Mod Musical" is star-studded show that rates a hearty shout of approval.
-
During this week 48 years ago, Gemini 10 was launched, "Lost" actor Matthew Fox was born and people were groovin' on the following songs, via Billboard's Hot 100 chart archive.
-
"One, two, three, FOUR!" Never has a foreign invasion of a country's culture been announced in such a way. But so it was when American disc jockeys began playing the B-side of a .45 rpm record by a popular British rock 'n' roll quartet in January 1964.
-
But celebrating 50 years of The Beatles shows the band was more than a passing fad; it's a testimony to their enduring appeal. Current musical groups and figures such as Arcade Fire, Flaming Lips, Gnarls Barkley and Tori Amos credit The Beatles for their own creative directions. Go to a film revival showing "Yellow Submarine," and you will find 6 year olds joyfully jumping up and down in the seats and aisles.
-
Today's popular musicians don't bring anything lunar-landingly new to the table, not like the Beatles
-
-
-
-
-
-
There are at least two remarkable things to note in Colin Blunstone's voice.
-
The Super Bowl has created a veritable cottage industry of parties surrounding it, and nowhere is this more evident than in the XLVII game in New Orleans, a city that knows how to have fun. Baltimore Ravens and San Francisco 49er fans join athletes and celebrities enjoying the city's food, drinks and hospitality.
-
Christmas may actually be 11 days away but nerds are getting their gifts early today. Last night, Google released their popular Google Maps app. And later tonight, the first part of the Hobbit will be released in theaters. The reviews are in and while they aren't ecstatic they are encouraging.
-
Happy 12/12/12! Possibly fueled by this unique bit of numerology, the Internet is buzzing with news this morning. Beatle's guru Ravi Shankar is dead, the pope is an overeager Tweeter and North Korea is making everyone mad again.
-
The Library of Congress today released a collection of interviews on topics such as sex, drugs and rock and roll -- including Paul McCartney relating how pot and other drugs boosted the Beatles' creativity.
-
Spots are getting scant on the teams of NBC's "The Voice" so the coaches are getting pickier and pickier (and sassier and sassier)
-
What plays well in a stadium doesn't always work so well on TV.But if the in-person thumbs-up reviews out of London Friday were accurate, the opening ceremonies of the Summer Olympics were a winner on both fronts. By and large, the version shown for four and a half hours tape delay on NBC Friday night certainly made for a fine opening to the games.
-
Great Britain opens the Olympics with a specatular flourish.
-
