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Paul McCartney Recalls the 'Horrific' Moment He Learned John Lennon Had Died

Paul McCartney opened up about the tragic moment he discovered John Lennon had died.

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Paul McCartney Admits He ‘Still Hasn’t Taken In’ John Lennon’s 1980 Assassination

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Paul McCartney recalls final phone call with John Lennon before his ‘horrific’ murder

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Beatles Legend Admits '60s Death Rumor Was 'More Accurate' Than You Think

Now, more than five decades later, he’s opening up about what that surreal time was really like.

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Paul McCartney Facilitated John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s Reconciliation: Biggest Wings Book Revelations

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Paul McCartney Reflects on 1969 Death Rumor: ‘In So Many Ways, I Was Dead’

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That Time Paul McCartney Allegedly Mailed Baby Poop To A Lying Critic

For context, during the ‘70s, following BeatleMania, which will be highlighted in Sam Mendes' upcoming films, McCartney started a fresh chapter with a new band: Wings. While the

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Paul McCartney’s Wings spread again with new book and anthology

"Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run" coincides with a hi-fi anthology that groups the group's greatest hits.

‘Man on the Run’ Teaser: Paul McCartney Wonders How He Could ‘Ever Do Anything Near as Good as The Beatles’ in Morgan Neville’s Rock Doc

Exclusive: Watch the first teaser for 'Man on the Run,' Morgan Neville's Paul McCartney documentary about the Beatle's years with Wings.

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Paul McCartney sent his baby daughter’s turd to a critic over a negative concert review

Paul McCartney and his then-wife Linda McCartney reportedly mailed a music critic their baby daughter’s turd following a negative concert review in the early 1970s.

Why do people still think Paul McCartney died in 1966?

Why do people still think Paul McCartney died in 1966? In 1966, Paul McCartney died in a car crash, and has since been replaced by a

The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Paul McCartney dominates stage at first Atlanta show in nearly a decade

At age 83, Paul McCartney plays for two hours and 30 minutes, covering songs spanning his extensive discography that includes the Beatles, Wings and his solo portfolio.

NOLA.com

From then to now, Paul McCartney celebrated one of pop's great catalogs in New Orleans

At 8:20 p.m., McCartney led his band onstage. He’s been backed by these core four musicians – guitarists Rusty Anderson and Brian Ray, ‎drummer Abe Laboriel Jr. and keyboardist Paul “Wix” Wickens – for 24 years, longer than his combined time in both the Beatles and Wings.