Paul McCartney reveals what he would want to say to John Lennon and George Harrison
Paul McCartney reveals what he would want to say to John Lennon and George Harrison. Paul McCartney revealed what he would say to John Lennon and George Harrison if they were still alive today. John was fatally shot by Mark David Chapman at the age of 40 in 1980 and George died from cancer at the age of 58 in 2001.
Both of their deaths caused an outpouring of grief across the world as Beatles fans came together to remember the icons. Paul frequently pays tribute to them, marking their birthdays on social media with messages, while he also uses his live performances to remember John and George and the music they made as a band.
Paul was on reflective form in a 2024 documentary as he looked back at The Beatles' early days, how he wrote the group's songs and what he would now want to say to John and George. Released on the streaming platform on November 29 last year, "Beatles '64" captured Paul, John, George and Ringo Starr's triumphant arrival in America in 1964.
Produced by legendary filmmaker Martin Scorsese, the film combined archive footage and new interviews to look back on the spread of Beatlemania across the United States.
Having already tasted huge success in the UK and Europe, the band arrived in New York City on February 7, 1964 and were met by legions of fans.
Source: liverpoolecho.co.uk/Dan Haygarth
