Dans You Tell Me, extraite de l’album Memory Almost Full, Paul McCartney nous entraîne dans un voyage intime au cœur de ses souvenirs. La chanson, marquée par sa douceur mélancolique, rend hommage à Linda et évoque la nostalgie d’instants précieux, sublimés par une composition acoustique épurée enregistrée en une seule prise à Abbey Road. Une œuvre sincère qui touche critiques et musiciens.
Seuls les fans de musique les plus anticonformistes soutiendraient que Paul McCartney n’a pas eu d’impact significatif sur la musique pop. Ses chansons – avec les Beatles, Wings et en solo sous son propre nom – comptent parmi les plus grands succès de tous les temps. Un collègue musicien a qualifié Paul et John Lennon d’idiots au début des années 1960. Les deux musiciens lui ont manifestement donné tort.
Informations sur l’album Pays : Japon Support : Single Label : Apple Numéro de série : AR-1172 Mixage : Mono Date de publication : 01/12/1973 Track-listing de l’album Face A I’m Happy Just to Dance with You Face B Tell Me Why Informations complémentaires Matrice (Face 1 / Face 2) : XYEX-481-4 27 / XEX-481-6 […]
Informations sur l’album Pays : Japon Support : Single Label : Odeon Numéro de série : OR-1172 Mixage : Mono Date de publication : 05/01/1965 Track-listing de l’album Face A I’m Happy Just to Dance with You Face B Tell Me Why Informations complémentaires Matrice (Face 1 / Face 2) : XYEX-481-4 15 / XEX-481-6 […]
Informations sur l’album Pays : Japon Support : Single Label : EMI/Odeon Numéro de série : EAS-17057 Mixage : Mono Date de publication : 06/11/1980 Track-listing de l’album Face A I’m Happy Just to Dance with You Face B Tell Me Why Informations complémentaires Matrice (Face 1 / Face 2) : XEX-481-4 2S / XEX-481-6 […]
Nous vous livrons ci-dessous l’intégralité des paroles des chansons du nouvel album de Paul McCartney : NOD YOUR HEAD (Paul McCartney) If you really love me baby Better then stayin in bed If you really love me baby, nod your head If you really love me baby Til you fall down dead, she said If you ever wanna make it, nod your head Nod it up, nod it down Side to side, round and round If you ever wanna prove it Then you hang it on a thread If you ever wanna shake it, nod your head If you think the life your leading Is better then the life you lead If you like the life your livin Nod your head Well nod it up, nod it down Side to side, round and round Round and round If you really love me baby Better then stayin in bed If you really love me baby, nod your head End of the End (McCartney) At the end of the end It’s the start of a journey To a much better place And this wasn’t bad So a much better place would have to be special No need to be sad On the day that I die I’d like jokes to be told And stories of old to be rolled out like carpets That children have played on And laid on while listening to stories of old At the end of the end It’s the start of a journey To a much better place And a much better place Would have to be special No reason to cry (whistling) On the day that I die I’d like bells to be rung And songs that were sung to be hung out like blankets That lovers have played on And laid on while listening to songs that were sung At the end of the end It’s the start of a journey To a much better place And a much better place Would have to be special No reason to cry No need to be sad At the end of the end HOUSE OF WAX (Paul McCartney) Lightning hits the house of wax Poets spill out on the street To set alight the incomplete Remainders of the future Hidden in the yard. Hidden in the yard. Thunder drowns the trumpets blast Poets scatter through the night But they can only dream of flight Away from their confusion Hidden in the yard. Undemeath the wall Buried deep below a thousand layers lay the answer to it all Lightning hits the house of wax Woman scream and run around To dance upon the battleground Like wild demented horses Hidden in the yard.
Il y a quelques jours de cela, Yoko Ono donnait une interview au magazine on-line , E-Flux. Nous vous la livrons ci-après : -HANS ULRICH OBRIST: Could you tell me a little about the early beginnings of instructions in your work? -YOKO ONO:It started with music. I was trained as a musician since my pre-school years.












