Magnet Magazine — Happy birthday Paul McCartney. Good day, Sunshine. Read actor/musician Adam Goldberg in MAGNET on Macca: The post Happy Birthday Paul McCartney appeared first on Magnet Magazine. more info

New York Post — The former Beatle is going to "Carry That Weight" yet again. more info

Antimusic Rock — The wait is over: today, One Hand Clapping, one of the most bootlegged live albums in musical history, finally receives a proper release. more info

Antimusic Rock — The 35th anniversary of Paul McCartney's 'Flowers In The Dirt' album is being celebrated by the syndicated radio show In The Studio With Redbeard: The Stories Behind History's Greatest Rock Bands more info

Magnet Magazine — 35 years ago today, Paul McCartney released Flowers In The Dirt. Back on his feet. Read our review of the essential Pure McCartney, which contains 67 of Macca’s solo songs but not one from Flowers: The post Paul McCartney Released “Flowers In The... more info

Stereogum — The Ivor Novello Awards, an annual ceremony honoring songwriters and composers, were held last night in London. Bruce Springsteen was the recipient of an Academy fellowship, the first non-British person to receive the honor. The War On Drugs recor... more info

Magnet Magazine — Spencer Thomas is no joke. The sadly beautiful, unassumingly wonderful The Joke Of Life has all the creative twists, timeless melodies and emotional resonance of one of those ageless ’70s singer/songwriter LPs you keep returning to: Warren Zevon, P... more info

Stereogum — 60 years ago, “Adrienne from Brooklyn” became an emblem of Beatlemania on CBS News. “I love the Beatles and I’ll always love them,” she said in a thick New York accent. “Even when I’m 105 and an old grandmother I’ll love ’em. And... more info

Consequence Of Sound — The sessions for One Hand Clapping were recorded at Abbey Road Studios across four days in 1974. Paul McCartney & Wings To Release 1974 Live Studio Sessions One Hand Clapping Paolo Ragusa more info

New York Post — Here come the sons. Sixty-two years after The Beatles released their debut single, 1962’s “Love Me Do,” as the first of many classic songs written by John Lennon and Paul McCartney, their offspring have come together to bring back their tune-ma... more info