paul mccartney

Bassist envisioned 1963 'With the Beatles' cut as a "little country and western song."

He says “comedy record” is his top choice, as he praises new Foo Fighters track.

He says Ringo Starr was first Beatle to try the drug in 1964.

"No, I'm not!" he tells Howard Stern. "Don't call me that."

Track comes from his new album 'McCartney III.'

The former Beatle lists a trio of percussive giants in an interview with Howard Stern.

He recalls how the King inspired the concept for ‘Sgt. Pepper’ in 1965.

The former Beatle releases a 96-second trailer for the black-and-white interview.

He shares never-before-told Beatles anecdote to prove there’s more to tell.

He believes trend was set with hitchhiking trips before the band formed.

He sometimes finds himself “on autopilot” during performances of classic tracks.

Director Geoff Dunbar explains what made 13-minute kids’ short so successful in 1984.