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Rubin is a fascinating figure casting him here as an adoring fan, who sometimes sits on the ground, asking a seated McCartney questions, is questionable. As someone fairly versed in these songs and their stories, those isolated audio tracks especially stood out.

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Sometimes McCartney is talking about a magic that belongs to bandmates like Ringo Starr, John Lennon, George Harrison, or their famed producer, George Martin.В The series will make you appreciate McCartneyвЂ™s animated bass playing and how his creative impulses were not reserved for just his outrageous chord progressions, or innovative recording technique. ItвЂ™s about the string section in вЂњEleanor RigbyвЂќ the вЂњF-dementedвЂќ chord that gave birth to вЂњMichelleвЂќ the drums to вЂњTomorrow Never KnowsвЂќ the bassline in вЂњSomethingвЂќ etc. That keeps their discussion here accessible, so to speak, as McCartney talks about feelings, moments, impulses.В 'McCartney 3,2,1' remains staunchly acoustic in capturing all of this, with the series' focus jumping hisВ career timeline with unflinching abandon.ДЄs they stand over some knobs, Rubin pulls apart the building blocks to McCartneyвЂ™s legacy, in his Beatles and solo career. Their idea of what sounds good comes from their ears, and instinct. McCartney and Rubin are both musical forces who do not know (or care to know, and that's their power) music theory they both seem kind of amazed how a C major turns into different but fitting chords on other white keys on the piano. Color footage from musicвЂ™s past-related toВ McCartney and his influences-is briefly incorporated for fever dream flashbacks. (You can even see the camera track, and crew members, in the background.) ItвЂ™s intimate, but without a great deal more going in the series, itвЂ™s too slight of a set-up the shadows and sometimes big bursts of white lightВ seem to cover up what few good visual ideas there are to the series. The affair is captured in black and white, and the cinematography is sometimes antsy to inject energy into otherwise still moments. They listen to McCartney's music, and isolate different audio tracks for discussion points.В Executive produced by Rubin and McCartney,В Zachary Heinzerling's six-part series wants to look like how aВ Rubin production sounds, but it doesnвЂ™t have the sameВ magic. ItвЂ™s just the producer and the Beatle, sitting around a recording console or a piano, as if they were on a stage, in the spotlight. Both loved innovation, but for different reasons: John wanted a better way to express himself while Paul wanted to offer something new to the listener.вЂќ Paul McCartney revealed an вЂoverweightвЂ™ secret a few days ago.That is to say that вЂњMcCartney 3,2,1,вЂќ an introspective but slight trip down memory lane, owes its approach more toВ Rubin than McCartney.

Paul saw music as a gift from the artists with the reception being the key. I would describe it as John seeing music as a creation by an artist, itвЂ™s reception being irrelevant. DocCannery84 wrote: вЂњIn terms of music creators, I think they came from different places. In other news revolving Paul McCartney, fans recently took to the Beatles subreddit to discuss the major differences between McCartney and John Lennon. Check it out below! Paul McCartney reveals what Howard Stern did to his wife.

Fake mustache included! We very much doubt that Sir Paul was fooling anyone in this getup be we will let you judge for yourself. We promised Paul McCartneyin a horrible wig and here you are! On Twitter recently, Paul McCartney and the Beatles superfan jojmacca posted this not so convincing disguise of Paul McCartney wearing a wig and sunglasses combo to a George Harrison concert.

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