Huge Macca fan here. Always have been. Evan as a kid lol.
Since Wing's demise in 79 or 80, Paul has worked with a handful of other artists. There was the collaboration with Stevie Wonder, the collaboration with Micheal Jackson. Both of which I saw more as gimmicky, publicity grabs. Then I think there was a collaboration with Elvis Costello. Never paid no attention to it cause I was never a fan of Elvis. Then of course there was Sirvana! With the surviving Nirvana members. That was pretty cool. Abliet a vie for relavence, you gotta admit, that was pretty cool!
In your mind sometimes you pair up favorite your artist with others from the existing echelon of stars. And wonder 'What if...'
Who would you like to see Macca do a collaboration with?
Personally, I've always wanted to have him collaborate with Ray Davies of the Kinks. That would be pretty cool I bet!
McCartney's penchant for old timey music styles. Think 'When I'm 64',
'Your Mother Should Know', 'You Gave Me The Answer', 'Honey Pie'. Coupled with Davie's historical examinations of British society and nearly equal songwriting abilities, they could prob come up something really interesting.
My question to you, who would you like to have seen Paul work with?
Since Wing's demise in 79 or 80, Paul has worked with a handful of other artists. There was the collaboration with Stevie Wonder, the collaboration with Micheal Jackson. Both of which I saw more as gimmicky, publicity grabs. Then I think there was a collaboration with Elvis Costello. Never paid no attention to it cause I was never a fan of Elvis. Then of course there was Sirvana! With the surviving Nirvana members. That was pretty cool. Abliet a vie for relavence, you gotta admit, that was pretty cool!
In your mind sometimes you pair up favorite your artist with others from the existing echelon of stars. And wonder 'What if...'
Who would you like to see Macca do a collaboration with?
Personally, I've always wanted to have him collaborate with Ray Davies of the Kinks. That would be pretty cool I bet!
McCartney's penchant for old timey music styles. Think 'When I'm 64',
'Your Mother Should Know', 'You Gave Me The Answer', 'Honey Pie'. Coupled with Davie's historical examinations of British society and nearly equal songwriting abilities, they could prob come up something really interesting.
My question to you, who would you like to have seen Paul work with?
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I’d love to work with him
