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Paul McCartney says Beatles weren't that good

Sir Paul McCartney has said that the Beatles were not that good when they first formed.
The singer added that he understood the reason why record label Decca declined to sign the band in 1962."We obviously weren't that good. We were formulating it all," the Sun quoted him as saying in an interview with Xfm's Ian Camfield. He added: "You wouldn't have thought we were that great. You'd have turned us down if you were a record company. And they did - Decca turned us down!"However, the Fab Four later signed with EMI's Parlophone label, with the assistance of producer George Martin.The band then headed to play a 48-night residency in a Hamburg, Germany, club. McCartney said: "When we first went to Hamburg, and there'd be no one in the club."You'd see a couple of students, maybe a guy and his girlfriend, and they'd look in a bit tentatively, look up at the price of the beer, see it was too much and start walking out."So we'd go, 'Come on, everybody, get back in here! It's all happening!'"So we'd learned to attract an audience. After a few weeks, we'd be actually packing those clubs."It taught us that game of how to win over an audience."We learned loads of songs, so by the time we got back to England, we had quite a big repertoire."

Sir Paul McCartney In London in over six years is to play his first arena show

Sir Paul McCartney is to play a one off Christmas show in London. The former Beatle will end a seven date European tour, his first in five years, at the O2 Arena with a concert on December 22. The performance will be 46 years to the day since The Beatles played their first Christmas show at Liverpool's Empire Theatre and it will be in London McCartney's first arena show for over six years. The 'Good Evening Europe' tour will kick off in Hamburg, Germany, the city where The Beatles played extensively before being signed. He said: "This is my opportunity to bring our recent show home to where it all began. Starting in Hamburg, ending in London and rocking everywhere in between. I'm very much looking forward to ending the year on a high."McCartney, 67, has only played a handful of UK shows since his last tour in 2003, including a headline slot at the Glastonbury musical festival in 2004 and a performance at the European Capital of Culture show in Liverpool last year.Other cities McCartney will be stopping at include Paris, Berlin, and Dublin.Tickets for the concerts go on sale at 9am on Monday October 26. When he played in Las Vegas earlier this year, tickets sold out in seven seconds.

Paul McCartney Announced European Tour

Did you be familiar with the British press label Paul McCartney "Macca?" Well, now you do. But that's not the headline. What's making headlines today is that the former Beatle has declared his first European tour in more than 5 years. Anticipation over the rocker's decleration landed McCartney, 67, at the top of today's Google Trends report. On his website, McCartney wrote, "Kicks off in Hamburg, ending in London and rocking everywhere in between. I'm very much looking forward to ending the year on high."

The 'Good Evening Europe Tour' will hit 7 cities in the month of December,

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Paul Mccartney Music Videos

Year	Title	Director
1970	"Maybe I'm Amazed"
1971	"Heart of the Country"
1972	"Hi Hi Hi"
	"C Moon"
1973	"My Love"
	"Helen Wheels"
1974	"Mamunia"
	"Band on the Run"
1976	"Silly Love Songs"
1977	" Mull of Kintyre"
1978	"With a Little Luck"
	"I've Had Enough"
1979	"Goodnight Tonight"
	"Baby's Request"
	"Spin It On"
	"Again and Again and Again"
	"Old Siam, Sir"
	"Arrow Through Me"
	"Winter Rose/Love Awake"
	"Baby's Request"
	"Wonderful Christmastime"	Russell Mulcahy
1980	"Coming Up"
	"Waterfalls"
	"Ebony and Ivory"
1982	"Take It Away"
	"Tug of War"
1983	"Say Say Say"	Bob Giraldi
	"Pipes of Peace"
1984	"No More Lonely Nights"
1985	"Spies Like Us"	John Landis
1986	"Press"	Philip Davey
	"Stranglehold"	Bob Giraldi
	"Pretty Little Head"	Steve Barron
	"Only Love Remains"
1987	"Once Upon a Long Ago"
1989	"My Brave Face"
	"This One"	Tim Pope
	"Figure of Eight"
1990	"Birthday"
	"All My Trials"
	"Put It There"
1993	"Hope of Deliverance"	Andy Morahan
	"Off the Ground"
	"C'mon People"	Kevin Godley
	"Biker Like an Icon"
1997	"The World Tonight"	Alistair Donald
	"Young Boy"	Alistair Donald
	"Little Willow"
	"Beautiful Night"	Julien Temple
1999	"Brown Eyed Handsome Man"	David Leland
	"No Other Baby"	Pedro Romhanyi
2005	"Fine Line"
2007	"Dance Tonight"	Michel Gondry
	"Ever Present Past"	Phil Griffin
2008	"Sing the Changes"
2009	"Dance 'Til We're High"

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Sir Paul McCartney is to play his first arena show in London in over six years.
Sir Paul McCartney is to play a one-off Christmas show in London.
The former Beatle will end a seven-date European tour, his first in five years, with a concert at The O2 arena on December 22.
The performance will be 46 years to the day since The Beatles played their first Christmas show at Liverpool's Empire Theatre and it will be McCartney's first arena show in London for over six years.
The 'Good Evening Europe' tour will kick off in Hamburg, Germany, the city where The Beatles played extensively before being signed.
He said: "This is my chance to bring our current show home to where it all began. Starting in Hamburg, ending in London and rocking everywhere in between. I'm very much looking forward to ending the year on a high."
McCartney, 67, has only played a handful of UK shows since his last tour in 2003, including a headline slot at the Glastonbury musical festival in 2004 and a performance at the European Capital of Culture show in Liverpool last year.
Other cities McCartney will be stopping at include Paris, Berlin, and Dublin.
Tickets for the concerts go on sale at 9am on Monday October 26. When he played in Las Vegas earlier this year, tickets sold out in seven seconds

Paul McCartney UK tour dates are as under:-

2/12/2009 - Paul McCartney Color Line Arena Tickets - Hamburg, Germany

3/12/2009 - Paul McCartney O2 World Tickets - Berlin, Germany

9/12/2009 - Paul McCartney Gelredome Tickets - Arnhem, Netherlands

10/12/2009 - Paul McCartney Bercy Arena Tickets - Paris, France

16/12/2009 - Paul McCartney Lanxess Arena Tickets - Koln, Germany

20/12/2009 - Paul McCartney O2 Dublin Tickets - Dublin, Ireland

22/12/2009 - Paul McCartney O2 Arena Tickets - London, United Kingdom

Paul McCartney Videography

Video albums

Year	Title	Notes
1980	Rockshow Released: 26 November 1980	Concert/Documentary of McCartney's 1976 "Wings Over America" tour.
1984	Give My Regards to Broad Street Released: 23 October 1984	Motion picture starring Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, and featuring a number of original Paul McCartney songs.
2000	Standing Stone Released: 18 January 2000	The Standing Stone concert (81 minutes) and a "making of" documentary (52 minutes).
2001	Live at the Cavern Club! Released: 19 June 2001	Filmed live at the Cavern Club on 14 December 1999; Songs from Run Devil Run, plus "I Saw Her Standing There"; Includes biographies of McCartney's bandmates on that day (David Gilmour, Ian Paice, Chris Hall, Pete Wingfield, and Mick Green); and History of the Cavern Club.[44]
2003	Back in the U.S. Released: 17 March 2003	Compiled from McCartney's two concert tours of North America in 2002.
2004	The Animation Collection Released: 27 September 2004	Animated shorts and music; includes an interview with McCartney and a "making of" documentary.
2004	Put It There Released: 15 November 2004	Focuses on the making of McCartney's Flowers in the Dirt album, including interview footage.
2005	Paul McCartney's Get Back World Tour Released: 18 January 2005	Filmed before audiences in 45 cities in 13 countries.
2005	Paul McCartney in Red Square Released: 14 June 2005	Includes a 20-minute director's cut of previously unreleased footage, and a behind-the-scenes featurette.
2006	The Space Within US Released: 14 November 2006	Includes interviews with McCartney, his band, and his US tour crew.
2007	The McCartney Years Released: 13 November 2007	Includes an exclusive commentary, behind the scenes footage, over 40 music videos, and two hours of historic live performances.
2009	Good Evening New York City Released: 17 November 2009	CD/DVD combo documenting July 2009 concerts at

Paul McCartney Maxi-singles

Vinyl 12" singles and/or CD singles:

Year	Title
1976	"Let 'Em In"
1979	"Goodnight Tonight"
1980	"Temporary Secretary"
1982	"Ebony and Ivory"
	"Take It Away"
1983	"Say Say Say"
1984	"No More Lonely Nights"
1985	"Spies Like Us"
1986	"Press"
	"Only Love Remains"
	"Pretty Little Head"
1987	"Once Upon a Long Ago"
1989	"My Brave Face"
	"This One"
	"Figure of Eight"
	"Ou Est le Soleil?"
	"Put It There"
1990	"Birthday"
	"All My Trials"
	"The Long and Winding Road"
1992	"Hope of Deliverance"
	"Deliverance"
1993	"C'Mon People"
	"Off the Ground"
	"Biker Like an Icon"
1997	"The World Tonight"
	"Young Boy"
	"Beautiful Night"
1999	"No Other Baby"
2001	"From a Lover to a Friend"
	"Freedom"
2004	"Tropic Island Hum"
2005	"Really Love You"
	"Fine Line"
	"Jenny Wren"
2007	Amoeba's Secret

Paul McCartney Discography Summary

A summary of complete discography of Paul McCartney as a solo artist and as a member of Wings.

Studio albums	22
Live albums	8
Compilation albums	3
Singles	75
Video albums	12
Music videos	55
Soundtracks	1
Classical albums	4
Other albums	7

Paul McCartney's Business

McCartney is today one of Britain's richest musicians, with an approximate luck of £750 million ($1.2 billion) in 2009, even though Justice Bennett, in his judgment on McCartney's divorce case found no evidence that McCartney was worth more than £400 million. In addition to his interest in Apple Corps, McCartney's MPL Communications owns a significant music publishing catalogue, with access to over 25,000 copyrights. McCartney earned £40 million in 2003, making him Britain's highest media earner. This rose to £48.5 million by 2005. In the same year he joined the top American talent agency Grabow Associates, who arrange private performances for their wealthiest clients. Northern Songs was formed in 1963, by Dick James, to publish the songs of Lennon/McCartney. The Beatles' partnership was replaced in 1968 by a jointly held company, Apple Corps, which carries on to control Apple's commercial interests. Northern Songs was bought by Associated TeleVision (ATV) in 1969, and was sold in 1985 to Michael Jackson. For many years McCartney was sad about Jackson's purchase and handling of Northern Songs.
MPL Communications is an umbrella company for McCartney's business interests, which owns a wide variety of copyrights, as well as the publishing rights to musicals. In 2006, the Trademarks Registry reported that MPL had started a process to secure the protections associated with registering the name "Paul McCartney" as a trademark. The 2005 films, Brokeback Mountain and Good Night and Good Luck, feature MPL copyrights.
In April 2009, it was exposed that McCartney, in common with other well-off musicians, had seen a important decline in his net worth over the preceding year. It was sketchy that his fortune had droped by some £60m, from £238m to £175m. The losses were credited to the ongoing worldwide recession, and the resulting refuse in value of property and stock market possessions.

Paul McCartney concerts since 2000

Nº	Events	City	Place	Capacity	Date	Songs
1.	The Concert for New York City	New York	Madison Square Garden	20,000	October 2001	7
2.	Nobel Peace Prize Concert	Oslo	Oslo Spektrum Arena	7,000	December 2001	3
3.	Super Bowl XXXVI	New Orleans	Louisiana Superdome	72,922	February 2002	1
4.	74th Academy Awards	Hollywood	Kodak Theatre	3.600	March 2002	1
5.	Party at the Palace	London	Buckingham Palace	12,000	June 2002	6
6.	The Concert for George	London	Royal Albert Hall	6,000	November 2002	4
7.	Super Bowl XXXIX	Jacksonville	Jacksonville M.S.	78,125	February 2005	4
8.	Glastonbury Festival	Pilton	Glastonbury	150,000	June 2005	34
9.	Live 8	London	Hyde Park	200,000	July 2005	6
10.	Chaos and Creation at Abbey Road	London	Abbey Road Studios	100		12
11.	48th Grammy Awards	Los Angeles	Staples Center	20,000	February 2006	3
12.	London Secret Show	London	Electric Ballroom	NC	June 2007	20
13.	New York Secret Show	New York	Highline Ballroom	700	June 2007	13
14.	Los Angeles Secret Show	Los Angeles	Amoeba Music	900		23
15.	iTunes Festival: London	London	ICA	300	July 2007	24
16.	Paul McCartney in The Olympia	Paris	Paris Olympia	2,000	October 2007	23
17.	BBC Electric Proms	London	The Roundhouse	3,000	October 2007	23
18.	Brit Awards	London	Earls Court	18.000	Februrary 2008	5
19.	Liverpool Sound	Liverpool	Anfield Road	40,000	June 2008	27
20.	Independence Concert	Kiev	Maidan Nezalezhnosti	350,000		33
21.	Shea Stadium Last Concert	New York	Shea Stadium	55,000	July 2008	2
22.	Quebec 400th Anniversary	Quebec City	Plains of Abraham	250,000		38
23.	Friendship First	Tel Aviv	Hayarkon Park	50,000	September 2008	32
24.	51st Grammy Awards	Los Angeles	Staples Center	20,000	February 2009	1
25.	Change Begins Within	New York	Radio City Music Hall	7,000	April 2009	12
26.	Coachella Fest	Indio	Coachella Valley	60,000		36
27.	The Joint	Las Vegas	Hard Rock	4,000		34

Paul McCarteny Tour Information

Solo Tours & "Secret Gigs"

• The Paul McCartney World Tour
  26 September 1989 - 29 July 1990
• Paul McCartney's Unplugged 1991 Summer Tour (six "secret gigs")
  8 May - 24 July 1991
• The New World Tour
  18 February - 16 December 1993
• Driving USA Tour
  1 April - 18 May 2002
• Back In The U.S. Tour
  21 September - 29 October 2002
• Driving Mexico Tour
  2 - 5 November 2002
• Driving Japan Tour
  11 - 18 November 2002
• Back in the World tour
  25 March - 1 June 2003
• '04 Summer Tour
  25 May - 26 June 2004
• The 'US' Tour
  16 September - 30 November 2005
• Paul McCartney Tour (six "secret gigs")
  7 June - 25 October 2007
• Summer Live '09
  July 11 - August 19, 2009
• Good Evening Europe Tour 2009
  December 2, 2009 - December 22, 2009

Paul Mccartney Critique, recognition and achievements

McCartney is scheduled in The Guinness Book Of Records as the most victorious musician and composer in famous music history, with sales of 100 million singles and 60 gold discs. McCartney has got twenty-nine number-one singles in the US, twenty of them with The Beatles, the rest with Wings and as a solo artist. McCartney has been concerned in more number-one singles in the United Kingdom than any other artist under a selection of credits, although Elvis Presley has got more as a solo artist. McCartney has got 24 number-ones in the UK: solo (1), Wings (1), with Stevie Wonder (1), Ferry Aid (1), Band Aid (1), Band Aid 20 (1) and The Beatles (17).[225] McCartney is the only performer to reach the UK number one as a soloist ("Pipes of Peace"), duo ("Ebony and Ivory" with Stevie Wonder), trio ("Mull of Kintyre", Wings), quartet ("She Loves You", The Beatles), quintet ("Get Back", The Beatles with Billy Preston) and as part of a musical ensemble for charity (Ferry Aid).[226] McCartney's song "Yesterday" is the most enclosed song in history with more than 3,500 recorded versions and has been played more than 7,000,000 times on American TV and radio, for which McCartney was given an award. After its 1977 release the Wings single "Mull of Kintyre" became the highest-selling record in British chart history, and remained so until 1984.

The minor planet 4148, discovered in 1983, was named 'McCartney' in his honour.


In the run up his concert in St Petersburg in 2004, McCartney hired 3 jets, at a reported cost of £28,000, to spray dry ice in the clouds above St Petersburg Palace Square in an attempt to prevent rain.

On 18 June 2006, McCartney celebrated his 64th birthday, the human milestone that was the subject of one of the first songs he ever wrote, at the age of sixteen, the Beatles song "When I'm Sixty-Four." Paul Vallely noted in The Independent:

“ "Paul McCartney’s 64th birthday is not just a personal event. It is a cultural milestone for a generation. Such is the nature of celebrity; McCartney is one of those people who has represented the hopes and aspirations of those born in the baby-boom era, which had its awakening in the Sixties."
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Introduction To Paul Mccartney

Sir James Paul McCartney, MBE was born in18 June 1942 in Liverpool, UK previously of The Beatles and Wings, is the most flourishing songwriter in the history of admired music. McCartney is a numerous Grammy Award- and Academy Award-winning English singer-songwriter, poet, composer, multi-instrumentalist, entrepreneur, record producer, film producer, painter, and animal rights and peace activist. He got universal fame as a member of The Beatles, next to John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr. McCartney and Lennon created one of the most powerful and victorious songwriting partnerships and wrote some of the most famous songs in the history of rock music. After leaving The Beatles in 1970, McCartney initiated a winning solo career and formed the band Wings with his first wife, Linda Eastman, and singer-songwriter Denny Laine. He has worked on film scores and classical and electronic music, unrestricted a large catalogue of songs as a solo artist, and taken part in projects to help international charities.

McCartney is listed in Guinness World Records as the most winning musician and creator in popular music history, with 60 gold discs and sales of 100 million singles. His song “Yesterday” (credited to Lennon/McCartney, but composed completely by McCartney) is listed as the most enclosed song in history—by over 3,500 artists so far—and has been performed more than 7,000,000 times on American television and radio.