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| ARTICLES RELATED TO Paul Is Dead | | | |  Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band albumThe cover and songs of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album are alleged to have the most "clues" out of all the Beatles albums.
Paul Is Dead - Cover.
According to believers, the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band cover shows a group of mourners standing in front of a freshly dug grave. McCartney is the only person holding a wooden instrument, representing his coffin, and the instrument is the only one that is black, representing death. The instrument itself is a cor anglais, whi ...
See also:Paul Is Dead, Paul Is Dead - Alleged clues pre-Sgt. Pepper, Paul Is Dead - From Rubber Soul, Paul Is Dead - From Yesterday...and Today, Paul Is Dead - A Collection of Beatles Oldies, Paul Is Dead - Help!, Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album, Paul Is Dead - Cover, Paul Is Dead - Billy's Here, Paul Is Dead - The flowers, Paul Is Dead - The badge, Paul Is Dead - 1 ONE I X HE ^ DIE, Paul Is Dead - Back cover photograph, Paul Is Dead - The lyrics, Paul Is Dead - The Inner Groove, Paul Is Dead - Magical Mystery Tour, Paul Is Dead - The Walrus, Paul Is Dead - The movie, Paul Is Dead - The phone number, Paul Is Dead - I Buried Paul, Paul Is Dead - Blue Jay Way, Paul Is Dead - Your Mother Should Know, Paul Is Dead - The fifth magician, Paul Is Dead - The booklet, Paul Is Dead - Yellow Submarine album, Paul Is Dead - The cover, Paul Is Dead - Only A Northern Song, Paul Is Dead - The Beatles aka the White Album, Paul Is Dead - Glass Onion/The Walrus Was Paul, Paul Is Dead - Revolution 9, Paul Is Dead - I'm So Tired, Paul Is Dead - Other lyrical clues, Paul Is Dead - Abbey Road, Paul Is Dead - The cover, Paul Is Dead - Come Together, Paul Is Dead - She Came in Through the Bathroom Window, Paul Is Dead - Let It Be, Paul Is Dead - The Cover, Paul Is Dead - Let It Be the song, Paul Is Dead - Other references, Paul Is Dead - Samples Read more here: » Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album The cover and songs of the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album are alleged to have the most "clues" out of all the Beatles albums.
Paul Is Dead - Cover.
According to believers, the Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band cover shows a group of mourners standing in front of a freshly dug grave. McCartney is the only person holding a wooden instrument, representing his coffin, and the instrument is the only one that is black, representing death. The instrument itself is a cor anglais, whi ...
See also:Paul Is Dead, Paul Is Dead - Alleged clues pre-Sgt. Pepper, Paul Is Dead - From Rubber Soul, Paul Is Dead - From Yesterday...and Today, Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album, Paul Is Dead - Cover, Paul Is Dead - Billy's Here, Paul Is Dead - The flowers, Paul Is Dead - The badge, Paul Is Dead - 1 ONE I X HE ^ DIE, Paul Is Dead - Back cover photograph, Paul Is Dead - The lyrics, Paul Is Dead - The Inner Groove, Paul Is Dead - Magical Mystery Tour, Paul Is Dead - The Walrus, Paul Is Dead - The movie, Paul Is Dead - The phone number, Paul Is Dead - I Buried Paul, Paul Is Dead - Blue Jay Way, Paul Is Dead - The fifth magician, Paul Is Dead - The booklet, Paul Is Dead - Yellow Submarine album, Paul Is Dead - The cover, Paul Is Dead - Only A Northern Song, Paul Is Dead - The Beatles aka the White Album, Paul Is Dead - Glass Onion/The Walrus Was Paul, Paul Is Dead - Revolution 9, Paul Is Dead - I'm So Tired, Paul Is Dead - Other lyrical clues, Paul Is Dead - Abbey Road, Paul Is Dead - The cover, Paul Is Dead - Come Together, Paul Is Dead - She Came in Through the Bathroom Window, Paul Is Dead - Other references, Paul Is Dead - Samples Read more here: » Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul Is Dead - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band album |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles McCartney first rose to fame as a bassist, pianist, guitarist, singer and songwriter for The Beatles. He met John Lennon at a church picnic in 1957 and was invited to join Lennon's band The Quarrymen as a guitarist. McCartney's schoolmate, George Harrison joined soon after as a third guitarist, followed by the addition of Stuart Sutcliffe on bass. Pete Best joined on drums, rounding out the original lineup of the band. McCartney took over bass guitar duties in the early 1960s, when Lennon and H ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles McCartney first rose to fame as a bassist, pianist, guitarist, singer and songwriter for the Beatles. He met John Lennon at a church picnic in 1957 and was invited to join Lennon's band The Quarrymen as a guitarist. McCartney's schoolmate, George Harrison joined soon after as a third guitarist, followed by the addition of Stuart Sutcliffe on bass. Pete Best joined on drums, rounding out the original lineup of the band. McCartney took over bass guitar duties in the early 1960s, when Lennon and H ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Wings Main article: Wings
Briefly, after an uneven start and despite many personnel changes, Wings became one of the most successful 1970s rock bands, hitting its cinematic apex in 1973 with one of the best-remembered Bond theme songs ever to Live and Let Die, its artistic apex at the end of 1973 with the highly acclaimed Band on the Run album, and its commercial apexes in 1976 with a wildly popular world tour and in 1977 with one of the best-selling British ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Wings |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early years James Paul McCartney was born at Walton Hospital, located in northern Liverpool, where his mother had worked as a nurse, and where his brother, Michael McCartney (also a musician, whose stage name is Mike McGear), was born a year later. He (and presumably his brother) were baptized Roman Catholic, but otherwise raised non-denominationally; his parents were a mixed-religion couple. His father, Jim McCartney, was a self-taught pianist, and dance-band leader who encouraged Paul to be musical. His father gave him a trumpet, which he largely aban ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early years |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early solo career As the Beatles broke up in 1970, Paul launched a solo career with his album McCartney, which featured him playing all the instruments and singing all vocals except for some backing vocals from his wife Linda. While some found this record underwhelming (including Lennon in an interview), it did contain "Maybe I'm Amazed", which has remained a centerpiece of McCartney's concerts ever since. Another successful track was "Every Night", which was later a hit for singer Phoebe Snow. The simplicity of the album later became a touchstone for ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early solo career |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early solo career As The Beatles broke up in 1970, Paul launched a solo career with his album McCartney, which featured him playing all the instruments and singing all vocals except for some backing vocals from his wife Linda. While some found this record underwhelming (including Lennon in an interview), it did contain "Maybe I'm Amazed", which has remained a centerpiece of McCartney's concerts ever since. Another successful track was "Every Night", which was later a hit for singer Phoebe Snow. The simplicity of the album later became a touchstone for ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early solo career |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - 1990s Following the release of the album Off the Ground, the similarly-scaled New World Tour took place in 1993. The live album capturing this tour, Paul Is Live, parodied the famous Paul Is Dead conspiracy of the late '60s - in both the title, and in the cover art which showed McCartney walking across the famous Abbey Road zebra crossing on his own - once again showing his willingness to acknowledge his Beatles past. (The dog with him is a descendant of Martha, his pet sheepdog from the Beatles years and inspiration for the song "Martha ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - 1990s |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Wings Main article: Wings
Briefly, after an uneven start and despite many personnel changes, Wings became one of the most successful 1970s rock bands, hitting its cinematic apex in 1973 with one of the best-remembered Bond theme songs ever to Live and Let Die, its artistic apex at the end of 1973 with the highly acclaimed Band on the Run album, and its commercial apex in 1976 with a wildly popular world tour.
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See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Wings |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s In 1980, as Wings came to an end, McCartney made international headlines when he was arrested for possession of marijuana in Japan and he spent nine days in prison there before being deported. Since that time, he has reportedly stopped using all drugs, although it is generally believed that he used marijuana consistently throughout the late 1960s and 1970s. He was quoted in the 2000s as saying that he had recently ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - 2000s In 2001, McCartney released Wingspan: Hits and History, an updated best-hits collection of music from his band Wings, accompanied by a DVD Wingspan:An Intimate Portrait, a visual history of the band released later in the year.
In 2001 McCartney published Blackbird Singing, a volume of poetry, some of which were lyrics to his songs, giving readings at Liverpool and New York; the selections being serious (Here Today, about John Lennon) and humorous (Maxwell's Silver Hammer). In the same year he contrib ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - 2000s |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early years James Paul McCartney was born at Walton Hospital in northern Liverpool, where his mother had worked as a nurse, and where his brother, Michael McCartney (also a musician, whose stage name is Mike McGear), was born a year later. He (and presumably his brother) were baptized Roman Catholic, but otherwise raised non-denominationally; his parents were a mixed-religion couple. His father, Jim McCartney, was a self-taught pianist, and dance-band leader who encouraged Paul to be musical. His father gave him a trumpet, which he largely abandoned whe ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Early years |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms Over the years McCartney has released work under a number of alter egos. This has generally been for more experimental and less commercial material. In 1967 he produced the song "I'm the Urban Spaceman" by the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, but McCartney was credited as "Apollo C. Vermouth".
In 1977 he released an orchestral version of the Ram album under the name Percy 'Thrills' Thrillington. In the 1990s he collaborated with Youth of Killing Joke under the name The Fireman and released two ambient albums, Strawberries Oceans Ship ...
See also:Paul McCartney, Paul McCartney - Early years, Paul McCartney - Role in The Beatles, Paul McCartney - Early solo career, Paul McCartney - Wings, Paul McCartney - Solo again: 1980s, Paul McCartney - 1990s, Paul McCartney - 2000s, Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms, Paul McCartney - Discography, Paul McCartney - Achievements World Records and Misc. Trivia Read more here: » Paul McCartney: Encyclopedia II - Paul McCartney - Pseudonyms |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - Abbey Road album - Songs
"Come Together", the album opener, was written by Lennon originally for Timothy Leary's 1969 campaign for governor of California, and released as a double-A-side single along with Something. Lennon was later sued by Morris Levy for stealing the guitar riff and line "Here comes old flat-top" from the Chuck Berry song "You Can't Catch Me." "I Want You (She's So Heavy)", conceived in part with Yoko Ono, is a combination of two unfinished Lennon songs and at over 7 minutes long, it is the second-longest released Beatles song ("Rev ...
See also:Abbey Road album, Abbey Road album - Genesis of the album, Abbey Road album - Songs, Abbey Road album - The Medley, Abbey Road album - The famous photograph, Abbey Road album - Cover versions, Abbey Road album - Accolades, Abbey Road album - Track listing, Abbey Road album - Side one, Abbey Road album - Side two, Abbey Road album - Release history Read more here: » Abbey Road album: Encyclopedia II - Abbey Road album - Songs |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - A Day in the Life - An orchestral freak out The basic track for the song was refined with remixing and additional parts added at recording sessions on January 20 and February 3. By now the original name for the song had been abandoned in favor of the eventual final title. However, the Beatles still had no solution in sight to their missing section of the song, when McCartney had the idea of bringing in a full orchestra and having them "freak out" for the 24-bar middle section. Concern arose, however, that classically-trained musicians would not be able to improvise in this manner, so ...
See also:A Day in the Life, A Day in the Life - Inspiration from a newspaper, A Day in the Life - Impromptu work in the studio, A Day in the Life - An orchestral freak out, A Day in the Life - The Chord, A Day in the Life - After The Chord, A Day in the Life - Lyrics and alternate versions, A Day in the Life - Controversy, A Day in the Life - Recognition Read more here: » A Day in the Life: Encyclopedia II - A Day in the Life - An orchestral freak out |
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| | | | Paul Is Dead: Encyclopedia II - History of The Beatles - Breakup On April 10, 1970, McCartney announced that the band had officially broken up. The cause of the breakup has been debated by fans and historians ever since that day, and ultimately they came up with several factors that could have easily contributed to the breakup. It is likely that the world will never know what caused the break-up, following are some theories.
History of The Beatles - The end of touring.
On August 29, 1966, the Beatles played their final live concert at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. ...
See also:History of The Beatles, History of The Beatles - Early beginnings, History of The Beatles - The Beatlemania years, History of The Beatles - The psychedelic years, History of The Beatles - The studio years, History of The Beatles - Breakup, History of The Beatles - The end of touring, History of The Beatles - Brian Epstein's death, History of The Beatles - Apple Corps, History of The Beatles - The Get Back Sessions, History of The Beatles - Neglect of George Harrison's songs, History of The Beatles - Yoko Ono, History of The Beatles - After the breakup, History of The Beatles - Personnel Read more here: » History of The Beatles: Encyclopedia II - History of The Beatles - Breakup |
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