Paul is revealed to have played the melody to his
Kanye West collaboration 'All Day' in 1999 in an interview with Michael
Parkinson.
Paul took part in an interview in 1999 with Michael
Parkinson, and during it revealed a guitar melody he had written whilst
in the hospital for the birth of his second child Mary.
Paul
revealed that he noticed a painting of a man playing guitar whilst only
having two fingers. He then decided he wanted to replicate that style
and composed an entire song using only two fingers to play his guitar.
In the interview, he starts to play the riff and whistles the melody for what would become 'All Day'.
This week Paul McCartney returns to the O2 Arena for his first first
gig in the UK since 2012. It coincides with the 50th anniversary of The
Beatles’ ‘Yesterday’. Speaking of this in a statement, Paul said,
"I’m often never aware of these anniversaries until someone points it
out. People always say to me ‘Hey, did you know it was 30 years since
this and 30 years since that’, so it’s impossible to stay on top of it
all."
He continued, "But I never need an excuse to celebrate so it’s always
nice to hear! For me it’s a happy coincidence that The O2 show falls at
this time.”
See Paul's full UK and European tour dates below. Buy tickets below.
Saturday 23 May – The O2, London
Sunday 24 May - The O2, London
Wednesday 27 May – Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham
Thursday 28 May – Echo Arena, Liverpool
Sunday 24 May - The O2, London
Wednesday 27 May – Barclaycard Arena, Birmingham
Thursday 28 May – Echo Arena, Liverpool
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