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'We knew we were different': Paul McCartney claims 'no modern day band will recreate the same success as The Beatles' in new interview about his bandmates

03 July, 2015 - 0 Comments

It has been over 50 years since Beatlemania took over the world, going on to produce hits like Eleanor Rigby, Love Me Do and Yellow Submarine. Speaking in a new interview with Esquire Magazine, Paul McCartney has revealed he doesn't think any modern day band will be able to recreate the same success as The Beatles. The 73-year-old singer claims the British rock band - made up of Paul, John Lennon, Ringo Starr and George Harrison - found worldwide fame thanks to writing their own material and their own individual skillset.

'Let's not forget, those four boys were f***ing good,’ he confessed. ‘You name me another group who had what The Beatles had. 

'We all played, which is pretty hard. You don't get a lot of that these days. ‘We came at the right time. We wrote some pretty good stuff, our own material. We didn't have writers. Could that happen again? I don't know. I wish people well but I have a feeling it couldn't.' 

When quizzed about his ‘goodboy’ image, Paul said: ‘It’s something I’ve not cultivated. 'But I think when you become a family man, when you’ve got grandkids and you openly admire them, that gets cuddly. ‘With the knighthood, you have to consider whether you’re going to accept it or not.

By: Sharnaz Shahid

Source: The Daily Mail

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