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Sleevefacers Become The Album Cover *

Dec 1st, 2008 · British DJ Carl Morris was just "horsing around," when he held up a Paul McCartney record to his face, grafting the famous Beatle's head to his body. Since then, the idea, dubbed "sleevefacing," has flourished into a new art trend, Web Site and book that includes pictures from people sleevefacing throughout the U.S. and abroad. Alex Cohen talks to Morris about Sleeveface — people making art out of album covers, and themselves.

Keywords: Morris · picture · famous · Horses · album · Beatles · Paul McCartney · Alex Cohen · Sleevefacers · British DJ Carl Morris

Veterans Offer Something New, Something Old

Nov 26th, 2008 · 2008 has been a milestone year for music. Neil Young has released new solo albums in each of the past three years, and Paul McCartney is back this year with a surprising new album. Bob Boilen talks with Michele Norris about these stunning recordings, both new and old.

Keywords: Michele Norris · music · milestones · veterans · 2008 · album · Neil Young · Paul McCartney · Boilen

Exclusive First Listen: Paul McCartney *

Nov 14th, 2008 · When The Fireman released its 1993 debut (the instrumental dance and electronica mix Strawberries Oceans Ships Forest), the band's identity was a mystery. U.K. music magazine Melody Maker eventually exposed it as a duo featuring the bassist and producer known as Youth and, to everyone's surprise, Paul McCartney. Now, a decade after releasing its last album, The Fireman is back with a new studio album. Hear Electric Arguments in an exclusive sneak preview of the entire album.

Keywords: identity · magazine · music · UK · Paul · Mystery · Preview · youth · duo · album · instrumentation · studio

Paul McCartney's Wax Head Left Behind On Train

Oct 22nd, 2008 · Just in time for Halloween: A wax head of singer Paul McCartney is on the loose. The mop-topped likeness came from a wax museum at a seaside resort in England. A London auctioneer had taken it — in a cardboard box — to be appraised. And then left the box under a train seat somewhere between London and Reading. There's a reward for the head of Sir Paul, whose whereabouts remained something of a magical mystery.

Keywords: London · museum · Singer · Paul · Mystery · readings · magic · england · auction · Halloween · McCartney · Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney and The Fireman, Oasis, More

Oct 20th, 2008 · Paul McCartney is about to release a new album he recorded with bassist and producer Martin Glover, a.k.a. Youth. Calling their project The Fireman, McCartney and Youth have put together an inspired mix of vocal pop and rock songs called Electric Arguments. It's due out in November, but we've got a sneak preview of it for you. Also on the show: Oasis, Lambchop, and a Vic Chesnutt-Elf Power collaboration.

Keywords: Paul · songs · Preview · youth · album · collaboration · bassist · McCartney · Paul McCartney · fireman · Oasis · Lambchop

Lexus Flies McCartney's Hybrid to England

May 15th, 2008 · Paul McCartney got a new hybrid car, but the environmental value was canceled out before he could even start it. Lexus gave him the vehicle, worth $158,000, but instead of sending it by ship, the company had it flown from Japan to England.

Keywords: company · vehicle · Hybrid · environmental · england · flies · McCartney · Paul McCartney · Lexus

EMI Artists Flee in Wake of Plans to Alter Business

Jan 17th, 2008 · EMI's artists, who include the Beastie Boys and Norah Jones, aren't happy the with the label's plans to slash a third of the workforce and shake up the way the firm sells music. Paul McCartney and Radiohead have already bolted. Coldplay and Robbie Williams are checking out the exits.

Keywords: Business · artists · music · workforce · Norah Jones · Coldplay · Radiohead · Paul McCartney · Beastie Boys · emily · Robbie Williams

Paul McCartney: An Icon Ages Gracefully ****

Jul 6th, 2007 · It's hard to quantify Paul McCartney's impact on music history: The former Beatle has written some of pop music's most indelible songs, both alone and with John Lennon, and become a knighted icon. Hear an interview from WXPN.

Keywords: icon · history · music · interviews · Paul · songs · WXPN · Beatles · John Lennon · McCartney · Paul McCartney · quantify

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