Art of lovin'

Sir Paul’s romantic, (and loving) take on standards...

Plus McCartney plays three Beatles tracks for the first time ever in the UK

They get together for charity fundraiser

The last time we saw Paul McCartney on stage at Hyde Park was a year and a day ago. Then, he joined Neil Young for a coruscating version of “A Day In The Life”, sharing vocals with Neil and helping coax waves of feedback from Old Black. It was a major highlight during a tremendous run of shows last summer at Hyde Park that also included Bruce Springsteen and Blur.

Previously: 50-35, 34-17

Read the full conversation from Uncut's Neil Young Archives special

With the sad news of the guitarist's passing, here we publish his last Q&A originally printed last October

This week - journalist Wilfred Langmaid

The Beatle plays Tel Aviv 43 years after the Fabs were banned

Over the weekend, I watched one of the best music documentaries I’ve seen in an age. “Wild Combination” is subtitled “A Portrait Of Arthur Russell”, and I can only defer to The New Yorker for a start, who noted about the film, “This story begins, as many good ones do, with a gay man from Oskaloosa, Iowa, playing cello in a closet in a Buddhist seminary.”