Paul McCartney on a train
The photo below, taken in recent days, shows a man sitting on a train from London to Liverpool.
No bodyguards or escorts of any kind.
HIS NAME IS PAUL MCCARTNEY!
Just SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY..
A common person

The photo below, taken in recent days, shows a man sitting on a train from London to Liverpool.
No bodyguards or escorts of any kind.
HIS NAME IS PAUL MCCARTNEY!
Just SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY..
A common person


Few musicians have left as indelible a mark on popular music as Paul McCartney. His bass playing, often subtle but always melodic, helped define The Beatles’ sound and inspired generations of musicians across genres. With The Beatles selling over 600 million albums worldwide and more than 1.6 billion singles just in the U.S., it’s safe…

High Park Farm in Campbeltown on the Kintyre Peninsula, Scotland. Photos: Linda McCartney.
The Telephone Never Stops Singing For The Beatles even in the remote areas such as this one where they filmed a portion of “HELP!”. Paul doesn’t seem a bit surprised to find a ringing phone hidden in the tall undergrowth but he was a little peeved to discover the call was for someone else.

Though Paul McCartney has spent over six decades as one of the most iconic musicians in history, his filmography is surprisingly modest. While he’s appeared in several legendary Beatles films, his solo cinematic ventures have been rare but fascinating. Whether portraying himself or diving into eccentric cameos, McCartney always brings a charming presence to the…
FEBRUARY 3, 1966 – Paul McCartney met 15 year-old entertainer Stevie Wonder for the first time after Wonder’s show at London’s Scotch Of St. James nightclub at Masons Yard, in London, England.On February 18th, Wonder told NME magazine: “When on tour I have to write essays about the places I visit. In the essay I’ll…
Paul and Linda McCartney’s limousine burst into flames while the couple were driving to Newcastle, England for a television taping. They escaped unharmed, and the fire was believed to be caused by a malfunction in the Limo’s lighting system.