Paul McCartney

By 30daysout Nothing like a big, loud album for Christmas and it looks like Paul McCartney may take the prize this year.  His two-disc Good Evening New York City might seem like yet another live set from a guy who’s put out too many already – but surprise!  It really rocks.  In places.  There’s a truly fierce...

By 30daysout Paul McCartney’s  new live CD/DVD package, Good Evening New York City, is coming out soon.  He will give you a free video (“Highway,” below) and a free MP3 (“Let Me Roll It”) in exchange for your e-mail address.  Go to the Paul McCartney website here.

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