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In this article, the author focuses on the music performances given by the British rock band Beatles in 1963. It informs that the band has performed in more than 400 shows in various places including Spain, Liverpool, England and Sweden in 1963. It also mentions the music album "Please Please Me" and band members including John Lennon, Ringo Starr and Paul McCartney.

The article presents facts and updates on antiques and collectibles. The auction for the painting "Renoir" was halted after the Baltimore Museum of Art in Maryland reported that it was stolen in 1951. The Newmuseum in Washington, D.C. exhibits artifacts relating to the assassination of U.S. President John F. Kennedy. Ex-Beatle member Paul McCartney helped restore an 1877 Steinway grand piano in Motown Historical Museum in Detroit, Michigan.

The article offers information on the appaloosa horse breed native to Idaho, which was featured in the 1966 film "The Appaloosa" ridden by Marlon Brando. It says that singer Paul McCartney requested the appaloosa horse named Pay N Go trained by Pam Fowler Grace to perform during the memorial of his wife Linda McCartney. It adds that historians believes that the appaloosa came from the crossbreed of the Spanish andalusian and mustang. INSETS: APPALOOSA MUSEUM;APPALOOSA FACTS.

An interview with pop musician Paul McCartney is presented. When asked about his first music recording, he replied that he was fascinated with the experience of recording an album. He discusses his professional experiences of recording songs with musician George Martin for the music band Beatles. He analyzes changes made in his lifestyle after a celebrity status.

The article discusses the formation of the English rock band Beatles consisting of lead vocalist John Lennon and Paul McCartney and other band members who are active in the music group since its formation in 1969. It discusses the hard work and dedication which the band members have devoted to each and every song of their several music albums.

The article focuses on several facts related to Aston Martin DB5 automobile from the company Aston Martin including DB5 ordered by musician Paul McCartney, its options of in-car telephone and dash-mounted navigation and its most famous DB4 Series still missing after theft in 1997.

The article focuses on the art-film "Magical Mystery Tour," featuring the Beatles band. It notes that the idea came from bassist Paul McCartney who believed that a film will keep the band in the public eye after quitting tours in August 1966. It adds that the group did not take the concept seriously in which members did not hire notable screenwriters or a visionary director nor placed significant investments into the production. It recalls the production of the film which experienced delays.

The article focuses on The Quarrymen Band who have recorded songs with John Lennon, George Harrison and Paul McCartney in 1958 before The Beatles was formed. It relates the first meeting of John Lennon with Rod Davis who enjoined Eric Griffiths and Pete Shotton to form a skiffle band as students at Quarry Bank High School for Boys. It also notes the Quarrymen lineup for the "Anthology" of The Beatles including Rod Davis, Len Garry, John Lowe and Colin Hanton.

The article offers information on how the band Beatles have brought string music in their work. It says that strings had been the staple popular music in the 1950s and 1960s. Beatles' producer George Martin states that he was the one who has suggested the use of strings to Beatles' member Paul McCartney in their recording of "Yesterday." It also discusses several stringed-music recordings by Beatles including "Eleanor Rigby," "Strawberry Fields Forever," and "The Long and Winding Road."

An interview with Paul McCartney, singer-songwriter and former member of the musical group Beatles, is presented. McCartney discusses growing up listening to jazz songs with his father playing them on piano at their home. He reflects on working with producer Tommy LiPuma for his 2012 album "Kisses on the Bottom," which features pianist Diana Krall, bassist Robert Hurst and drummer Karriem Riggins. He also explains the role of improvisation in his life with the group.

The article focuses on several news briefs related to Hollywood as of May 2012. The music video "My Valentine" by musician Paul McCartney starring actors Natalie Portman and Johnny Depp is facing difficulties. Actor Ashley Greene was seen linking arms with actor Nick Jonas at a party. Actors Nicole Kidman and Clive Owen striked a sultry pose together for latest issue of a magazine.

The article profiles musician Paul McCartney. His 2012 album "Kisses on the Bottom," which features covers of pre-rock songs, is discussed, and his attachment to Abbey Road Studios, where his band the Beatles recorded most of their music and where McCartney still records is explored. His career since the breakup of the Beatles is discussed, and his determination to keep working and recording music is presented. Details of his personal life including his marriage to American businesswoman Nancy Shevell in October 2011 are also provided.

The article focuses on the contribution of musician Paul McCartney in the music industry. It talks about the recordings of McCartney, such as the "Kisses on the Bottom," and his involvement The Beatles. It also explores how the Beatles has revolutionised music and the culture around it and raised the music pre-rock and roll standard.

An interview with bassist Leland Sklar is presented. When asked to recall his early days of playing upright bass, Sklar says that he was a fan of the San Francisco poster scene as he did not get an electric bass for a number of years. Sklar considers Paul McCartney and Jack Bruce as his major influences as a bass player. He adds that the greatest part of his career has been the opportunity to play with the greatest artist in the music industry. INSET: LEE SKLAR'S BUCKET-LIST T-BUCKET.

A biography of British fashion designer Stella McCartney is presented. She was born Stella Nina McCartney on September 13, 1971 in London, England to father Paul McCartney of the Beatles and American photographer Linda Eastman McCartney. She attended a public school in East Sussex, England and worked an internship with French fashion designer Christian Lacroix at the age of 15 and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from London's Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design in 1995.

Se presenta una revisión de los eventos del año 2011, incluyendo la lucha contra la violencia en México por Javier Sicilia, el anuncio del matrimonio entre el músico británico Paul McCartney y la heredera estadounidense Nancy Shevell durante septiembre y la muerte del secretario de gobernación José Francisco Blake Mora en noviembre.

The article provides information on celebrity weddings which occurred in 2011. Celebrities who are discussed include country musicians Miranda Lambert and Blake Shelton, the musician Paul McCartney and the businesswoman Nancy Shevell, and the country singer Chely Wright and her girlfriend Lauren Blitzer.

The article focuses on George Harrison, a member of the band The Beatles. It notes that Harrison has been considered as the mean one in the band but contrary to the belief he was passionate in discussing with car racing, spirituality and gardening. It mentions that Harrison was born in Liverpool, England to a bus driver. Paul McCartney of the Beatles says that Harrison and him have fallen in love with guitars without any discrimination.

In this article the author comments on the art generated in response to the 9/11 terrorist attack on the U.S. which according to him has been almost completely unsatisfying so far. He states that too much of it has sought to replace the scene of violence and loss with superficial emotionalism. As stated, singer Neil Young's "Let's Roll" and composer Paul McCartney's "Freedom," both failed to raise much response from the still-in-shock audiences most likely to be receptive.

The article offers information on the singer, Paul McCartney. It mentions that McCartney was admired for several songs including "Coming Up,", "Temporary Secretary," and "Waterfalls,". It offers information on the contribution of McCartney in the documentary film by producer, Anthony Wall. It offers information on the recording "Coming Up, music album.

The article offers a brief profile of singer, Paul McCartney. It offers information on the divorce of McCartney with his wife in the year 1969. It offers information on two music albums of Paul which includes "McCartney," and "McCartney II,". It presents information on the music album "London Town," by performer, Wings.

The article focuses on the career of singer Sir Paul McCartney. His album "Memory Almost Full" released in 2007 gave him his highest U.S. chart position for a studio album in 20 years. He also made his first-ever live performance at the Grammy Awards in February 2006. He also received an honorary doctor of music degree from Yale University in Connecticut in the first part of 2008.

The article reviews a concert by Paul McCartney at the Hammersmith Apollo in London, England on December 17, 2010.

The article focuses on John Lennon and Paul McCartney, both singers, songwriters, and members of the rock band the Beatles. It notes that the Beatles took the top spot in the best overall category of the 2011 Readers' Choice Awards of the magazine "Goldmine." It stresses the role of the composition skills of Lennon and McCartney in the success of their band and discusses their collaboration.

An interview with musician Paul McCartney about the collapse of his band the Beatles, his life after it and his struggle to build a solo career, is presented. He recalls that his dissatisfaction with the band started when three other members hired New York accountant Allen Klein to handle its business affairs despite his objection. He admits that his solo album "McCartney" was his therapy when he nearly had a nervous breakdown after the band's break up. He adds that he had to establish his own image in his music away from the shadow of the band.

The sheet music for the song "Maybe I'm Amazed," by Paul McCartney for guitarists is presented.

An interview with Yoko Ono, wife of John Lennon, is presented. According to Ono, she and Lennon have different backgrounds but they were both rebellious, her against her upper class Japanese background. She mentioned that they did not know anything about the marijuana found in the basement flat of Ringo Starr in London, England. She also noted that Paul McCartney asked her to direct the film "Let It Be."

The article recalls the breakup of the Beatles band. The first member to quit the group was Ringo Starr during the "White Album" sessions but he eventually came back. According to John Lennon, the recording sessions for "Abbey Road" was the most miserable for the group. Paul McCartney was the one responsible for revealing the news that the Beatles has disbanded.

The article focuses on the story behind the making of the album "Band on the Run," by the former member of The Beatles Paul McCartney and Wings. It says that McCartney and his wife Linda McCartney were alarmed by Nigerian hoods that jumped out beside them brandishing a knife quickly pointed at Paul's throat after attending a post-studio party. It adds that during their sessions in the studio, McCartney turned white and started gasping for breath and suddenly fell down in the stifling heat.

Several photographs taken by Linda McCartney which documented the life of her husband Paul McCartney of Beatles are presented including McCartney with his band members bantering a passerby before their studio recording of the music release "Abbey Road" on August 8, 1969, Paul and Linda with their dog Martha in Scotland in 1970, and McCartney collaborating with Michael Jackson for a sound recording in May 1982.

An interview with Paul McCartney, member of The Beatles, is presented. When asked if what are the things that inspire him to write songs, he states that he is into songwriting because of the fact that he can do it. He also mentions that he is more inclined in writing love songs than songs of protest. Moreover, he asserts that there are things which he still needs to prove as an artist despite the success of his solo albums after being a part of The Beatles.

The article presents quotes from St. John of the Cross saying that people will be judged in the twilight of their lives on how they have loved, John Lennon and Paul McCartney stating that the love an individual takes is similar to the love he makes, and W. H. Auden encouraging everybody to love their crooked neighbor with their crooked heart.

The article discusses the audio equipment used at the One on One tour concert of musician Paul McCartney held at Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey, Pennsylvania. It states the Avid S6L which features 96kHzPro Tools integration. It mentions that the S6L supports 300 processing channels and allows easy access and adjustment to the mix.

The article offers information on the Tracking Room recording studio located in Nashville, Tennessee. Topics discussed include the role of the studio for music production, the implication of the room for orchestra space for musicians, and the perspectives of recording engineer and mixer Justin Cortelyou regarding the artists affiliated with the room such as Taylor Swift, Alice Cooper, and Paul McCartney.

The article commemorates the 40th anniversary of the music album "Abbey Road," by the rock group Beatles, in September 2009. The cover photo for the album was taken in August 1969 at the Abbey Road near the EMI Studios in Saint John's Wood, north London, England. Among the songs included in the record were "Come Together," "Oh! Darling" and "Something." Information on the conflict between band members John Lennon and Paul McCartney during the making of their 1968 album "The Beatles" is also discussed.

The article offers information on the Beatles. It states that Paul McCartney was the only band member who was born on a private ward since his mother was a nurse at the Walton Hospital in Liverpool, England. It says that the Beatles still shared hotel rooms on concert tour although their song "Please Please Me" was rank number two in 1963. It adds that in 2008, "Billboard" listed the Beatles as the best-selling music artists of all time ahead of other artists including Madonna.

The article details the conservation of John Harris with Paul McCartney of The Beatles who about the group's last album entitled "Abbey Road". According to a music critic Ian MacDonald, the album was recorded in a particular volatile atmosphere veering from friendly tolerance to childish violence. McCartney also comments on the rumour involving his death in 1966 which had been considered as the second most popular search on Google Inc.

This article reports on the reasons behind the 1969 breakup of the band the Beatles. The article discusses how performers Paul McCartney, John Lennon, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr reached the decision and why they stopped working together after changing popular music and culture around the world. Information is provided on the band's history and recordings, as well as the roles of management, drugs, and Lennon's wife Yoko Ono in their separation.

The article focuses on the transcription for the song "Hey Bulldog," written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney and performed by the Beatles. It is noted that at the start of the verse, McCartney let loose with sixteenths before settling into a groove with pull-offs and slides. In the chorus, he digged in with staccato eighths and sly syncopated slides.

This article offers commentary from several notable individuals on their memories about the plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J.P. Richardson on February 3, 1959, including Paul McCartney, Don McLean, and Maria Elena Holly. It is stated that on February 2, 2009, the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame will commemorate the fiftieth anniversary of the incident with a concert at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, where the musicians played their final performance. INSET: Buddy Holly Raves On.

An interview with musician Paul McCartney is presented. When asked about his reaction to the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, he reflects on passionate feelings of fear. When asked about the mood of the 1960s, he recalls meeting the philosopher Bertrand Russell and learning about the Vietnam War. Other topics include the political aspects of music, social progress, and philanthropy.

Green Common also counts Lee Kum Kee Health Products Group's Happiness Capital and Mary McCartney, a plant-based food advocate and Paul McCartney's daughter, among its backers. Founded in 2012 by David Yeung, Green Monday runs a chain of plant protein-based concept stores called Green Common with nine locations in Hong Kong as well as online sales, according to its website. (Bloomberg) -- Green Monday Holdings, a Hong Kong-based alternative meat company, is seeking to raise about $100 million in fresh capital, according to people with knowledge of the matter. [Extracted from the article]

This article profiles the one hundred greatest singers of all time. They include Paul McCartney, Little Richard, Roy Orbison, Al Green, Robert Plant, Mick Jagger, Tina Turner, Freddie Mercury, Bob Marley, Smokey Robinson, Johnny Cash, Etta James, David Bowie, Van Morrison, Michael Jackson, and Jackie Wilson.