Uncut — He also discusses Lennon, George Martin and Bob Dylan He also discusses Lennon, George Martin and Bob Dylan The post Watch: Paul McCartney talks about the birth of The Beatles appeared first on Uncut. more info

Gorilla vs. Bear — Shout out to Blogotheque for the heads up on these Long Island boys and their new single. Produced by Jonathan Rado (who also produced the stellar new Whitney record), "As Long As We're Together" meanders a bit in spots, but when that sweet chor... more info

NME — The Beatles legend says he used 'certain words' without realising they were offensive more info

The Mirror — The Beatles legend has said many people from his generation used language that wouldn't be acceptable today more info

Rolling Stone — Paul McCartney, who first met Muhammad Ali alongside the Beatles in February 1964, penned a tribute to the legendary boxer who died Friday at the age of 74. "Dear Muhammad Ali. I loved that man," the bassist wrote on his site. "He was great fro... more info

Rolling Stone — The Beatles had only been in America for 11 days when they found themselves herded into Miami Beach's 5th Street Gym for a photo op with a 22-year-old boxer named Cassius Clay. It was February 18th, 1964, and the band was in town to film ... more info

Obscure Sound — Copenhagen-based group Isra have a sparkling new single called “Truthtellers”, an infectious and summer-y effort that blends indie-pop with some very nifty electronic influences. Band member Hjalmar Littauer explains the track’s creation proces... more info

New York Times — These married musicians performed medleys of their ’60s hits, along with standards by composers from Irving Berlin to the Beatles, at Café Carlyle. more info

Guardian Music — Pure McCartney VR, a joint project with virtual reality app Jaunt, puts viewers in the room with him as he tells the story behind some of his best known songsWhen we think of the Beatles, we think of black-and-white television footage, 45s playing on... more info

The Devil Has The Best Tuna — Kafka TamuraFrom: Southampton, EnglandBack in the day many bands formed through adverts in the weekly music press. You know the "band into the Beatles and Napalm Death are looking for a lead growler must have own mike" type of ad. In the bright and s... more info