Les 40 titres les plus représentatifs de Macca selon Rolling Stone #PaulMccartney
Le magazine Rolling Stone vient de publier un classement de chaons de Paul Mccartney assez intéressant. En effet, les journalistes Jon Dolan, Simon Vozick-Levinson, Will Hermes, Rob Sheffield se sont amusés à dresser un top 40 des chansons de Paul McCartney les plus représentatives de ses 40 ans de carrière solo.
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40. « Ever Present Past »
Memory Almost Full, 2007
39. Riding to Vanity Fair
Chaos and Creation in the Backyard, 2005
38. Mull of Kintyre
Non-album single, 1977
37. Temporary Secretary
McCartney II, 1980
36. « I’ve Had Enough »
London Town, 1978
35. Early Days
New, 2013
34. The Back Seat of My Car
Ram, 1971
33. Magneto and Titanium Man
Venus and Mars, 1975
32. Flaming Pie
Flaming Pie, 1997
31. Say Say Say
Pipes of Peace, 1983
30. Fine Line
Chaos and Creation in the Backyard, 2005
29. FourFiveSeconds
Non-album single, 2015
28. Goodnight Tonight
Non-album single, 1979
27. Angry
Press to Play, 1986
26. Heart of the Country
Ram, 1971
25. Waterfalls
McCartney II, 1980
24. Hope of Deliverance
Off the Ground, 1993
23. Listen to What the Man Said
Venus and Mars, 1975
22. Monkberry Moon Delight
Ram, 1971
21. You Gave Me the Answer
Venus and Mars, 1975
20. Here Today
Tug of War, 1982
19. With a Little Luck
London Town, 1978
18. Coming Up
McCartney II, 1980
17. « Junior’s Farm »
Non-album single, 1974
16. Nineteen Hundred and Eighty Five
Band on the Run, 1973
15. Silly Love Songs
Wings at the Speed of Sound, 1976
14. Bluebird
Band on the Run, 1973
13. Every Night
McCartney, 1970
12. Let Me Roll It
Band on the Run, 1973
11. Beware My Love
Wings at the Speed of Sound, 1976
10. Venus and Mars »/ »Rock Show
Venus and Mars, 1975
9. Another Day
Non-album single, 1971
8. « Hi, Hi, Hi »
Non-album single, 1972
7. Junk
McCartney, 1970
6. Jet
Band on the Run, 1973
5. Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
Ram, 1971
4. Live and Let Die
Non-album single, 1973
3. Too Many People
Ram, 1971
2. « Band on the Run »
Band on the Run, 1973
1. « Maybe I’m Amazed »
McCartney, 1970
