questions to ask mccartney

what questions would you ask paul mccartney if you could?

 

Would he consider letting his hair go gray.

And then would he go on tour with Ringo.

Ringo on bongo drums and Paul "rapping out" Beatle poetry and songs.

Speaking/singing the classics. In a different style. With unique phrasing.

In a lower octave.

Like Johnny Cash in his later days.

A different vibe.

 

Any news on whether 'carnival of light' 'now and then' the 27 min version of helter skelter and let it be on dvd will be released?

Why is your archive collection so slow in coming out?

Why are you afraid to play some of your solo material live? (and not to trot out the usual line of "when i go and see Jay Z or the rolling stones i like to hear the hits or people expect to play those songs") as i think there is a great body of work there as well as the beatles work that your fans would appreciate hearing live.

You've spoken a lot about american influences in the beatles and appreciation of The Beach Boys and motown, dylan but what do you think of your english contemporaries work such as the kinks, small faces, etc ?

 

When are you and youth working on your next fireman project?

 

What did you eat for breakfast?

 

i'm sorry, but it's a sickness.

 

Is it true you are going to marry Jane Asher?

 

Who's your favourite Rolling Stone?

 

What's the recipe for your favourite lentil soup?

 

"I know how I play the second chord of Yesterday, but how do you play it?"

 

Have you ever read a thread about yourself at SHTV forums? Honestly?
If yes, how did it make you feel?
If not, would you like to?

 

"Would you sign this for me, please?"
[holds out Abbey Road LP]

 

"Would you form a band with the remaining members of The Who, and call it The Whotles?"

Evan

 

Where are all your home demos of Beatles recordings kept?

 

Did you put this wig on my dog?

 

I'd want to ask him When you lay in bed at night, do you retrospect and ask yourself "how is it that my life circumstances happened to me"? "Why me and not the guy who lived down the street from me."

 

Did you see Terminator?

Do you remember when you were with the Beatles and you were supposed to be dead, and there's all these clues that like, uh, you play some song backwards and it's sayin' "Paul is dead," and everyone thought you were dead or somethin'? That was a hoax, right?

 

Can you talk about the Paddy Boyd?

 

How is it you look so alive considering you have been dead since 1966

 

Can I work for you?

 

Can you work for me?

 

<FARLEY>Remember when you were in The Beatles, and you did that album, 'Abbey Road,'
and at the very end of the song, the song goes "And in the end, the love you take is equal to
the love you make?" Remember that? Is that true?</FARLEY>