His oooey gooeyness was checked by John's acerbicness. But beyond that Lovely Rita, Hey Bulldog, Rain, You Never Give Your Money are songs that put Paul in good stead.
I've always wanted a list of who wrote which songs....
I've got a book somewhere. Let me know when you're headed over and I'll dig it out.
There was a big TV programme broadcast here last night, wherein Paul McCartney gave a demonstration to an invited audience at Abbey Road Studios, London, of songwriting and recording techniques and performed some songs old and new. Also reminisced about his career and his life, from pre-Beatles to the present day.
During this, he used the old recording equipment and some instruments (e.g. mellotron) which EMI and producer George Martin had used in the 1960s to make the Beatles recordings.
I saw some of it, and recorded it for later. Very good.
is that short for pfftopm? People For the Fair Treatment of Paul McCartney?
McT- what channel was that show on?
littlek wrote:
Quote:I've always wanted a list of who wrote which songs....
There's an easy way to tell. Usually, whoever wrote the song was also the lead singer on it, e.g, Lennon was the lead singer on Strawberry Fields, McCartney was the lead singer on Yesterday, Harrison was the lead singer on Something.
