r/PaulMcCartney

Several years ago, a church thrift store had a Tiffany box. There were a lot of postcards and a picture inside. Upon putting the postcards in order and reading them I read that this young man traveled around on holiday. He wrote postcards back home about his adventures. He was the first in line to get into see Paul McCartney. Sure enough the picture is of Paul McCartney in a Wing concert. It was better than a Tiffany find.

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Do you think there will be anything regarding Wings in the latter half of 2026? Or will it be pushed back due to Boys of Dungeon Lane? I personally am hoping for Wings Over America 50.

Just discovered this song a few days ago, really good and honestly sounds ahead of its time. Having coming up be the first song and this the last would’ve really rounded out the album. I think it would’ve made it into one of my favorites.

I'm listening to Only Mama Knows, and I imagine...

What if Macca worked with Frank Black?

You tell me...

Sorry I know this comment has been talked about a million times and I don’t have any issue with what Paul said. He was obviously very shaken by the news and it’s the most uneasy I’ve ever seen him getting interviewed. I don’t get when people have a go at him for how he reacted.

I also know Paul has talked about it many times and said he meant it was a drag in the biggest sense of the worse. But tbh the way he says it just seems more casual like he was trying to make a joke/sarcastic remark to me. Which is totally fine - people deal with traumatic events in different ways and often with dark humour.

But I was just thinking it sounds more like something I could imagine John saying in such a situation, do any of you also see this?

Maybe im just looking into it too much but I would imagine Paul was just think about John that entire day, maybe listening to John’s music and subconsciously he said that as a sort of nod to John.

Do you think Im crackers or there could be any truth to it?

I would like a great book about McCartney. Could you advice me?

I was listening to The Boys Of Dungeon Lane again and am still surprised how ROCKING it is for several of the songs, definitely one of his more rock albums.

My question is, what is Paul's most mellow album?

I recall Flowers In The Dirt and Chaos & Creation being pretty mellow.

Is anyone else a big fan of this song? I've rediscovered it in the past month or so and can't get enough of it.

Let me know if I made any mistakes or if im missing anything. For songs never fully released on an album, I picked the most unfinished version of the song.

I was curious if someone were to make a film using bootleg recordings of songs by Sir Paul and even go out to credit music to him. Additionally, what would the situation be if the filmmaker used cover versions of those songs instead of the original recordings

What'll be the situation with wings?

(The song that got me curious was India, India which is just a rocky tune (credited as having been written for Linda ig idk)

Mine is the fact that he dated almost three women (maybe four? I can't remember exactly) at the same time and a temporary secretary.