Ultimate Music Database

1. Rupert And The Frog Song
2. Get Back - 1991
3. Paul McCartney: Live at the Cavern Club - 19.6.2001, Image Entertainment
4. Back In The U.S. - 11/2002, Capitol Video, live
5. Paul McCartney: The Music and Animation Collection - 27.9.2004
6. The Space Within US - 14.11.2006, A&E Home Video, live, 148 min
7. The McCartney Years - 13.11.2007, MPL/Rhino, live 3DVD, 280 min
8. Good Evening New York City - 23.11.2009, Hear Music, live, 155 min

1. The Family Way (1966, music by)
2. Loch (1982)
3. Give My Regards to Broad Street (1984, directed by Peter Webb)
4. Get Back (1990, directed by Richard Lester, záznam z turné)

Linda McCartney: Linda's Pix For Seventy Six (10/75, photos)
Paul McCartney: In His Own Words (1976)
Barry Miles, Paul McCartney: Po mnoha letech (1997)
Paul McCartney: Paintings (2000)
Paul McCartney: Blackbird Singing (4/2001)
Each One Believing: On Stage, Off Stage and Backstage (1.11.2004, Chronicle Books)
Harald Martin: Paul McCartney (2004, Vitalis)
Paul McCartney, Philip Ardagh: High in the Clouds: An Urban Furry Tale (4.10.2005, Penguin Young Readers Group)
Paul McCartney: Hey Grandude (9/2019)
Paul McCartney: Grandude's Green Submarine (2.9.2021)
Paul McCartney: The Lyrics (2.11.2021)
Paul McCartney: 1964: Eyes Of The Storm (13.6.2023, Penguin, photos)

1966 Grammy Awards - Best Contemporary (R&R) Solo Vocal Performance - Male Or Female ("Eleanor Rigby")
1971 Grammy Awards - Best Arrangement Accompanying Vocalist(s) ("Uncle Albert / Admiral Halsey")
1983 Brit Awards - Best British Male
1990 Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award
1992 Polar Music Prize (Stig Anderson Music Prize Fund of The Royal Swedish Academy of Music)
11.3.1997 povýšen do rytířského stavu (titul "Sir")
1997 Q Awards - Best Songwriter
1998 Rock'n'Roll Hall Of Fame
1999 HMV Music Of The Millenium Poll - Best Songwriter No. 2
2000 Ivor Novello Awards - Academy Fellowship
2000 Yahoo! Internet Life Online Music Awards - Best Best Live Online Event ("at the Cavern Club, Liverpool, U.K.")
2001 Top Of The Pops Awards - Top Of The Pops Hall Of Fame
2008 Brit Awards - Outstanding Contribution To Music
2008 MTV European Music Awards - Ultimate Legend
2009 ASCAP Awards - Songwriter of the Year
2009 Gershwin Prize for Popular Song
2010 Kennedy Center Honor
2010 Grammy Awards - Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance (track "Helter Skelter")
2012 French Legion of Honour
2012 Grammy Awards - Best Traditional Pop Vocal Album ("Kisses On The Bottom")
2013 Grammy Awards

Carly Simon: No Secrets (18.12.72, Elektra)
Ringo Starr: Ringo's Rotogravure (8.10.76, Polydor)
Denny Laine: Japanese Tears (26.12.80, RCA)
Ringo Starr: Stop And Smell The Roses (20.11.81, RCA)
Johnny Cash: Water From The Wells Of Home (10/88, Mercury)
Eddie Murphy: Love's Alright (1992)
Ringo Starr: Vertical Man (1998)
Super Furry Animals: Rings Around The World (16.7.01, Epic)
Lulu: Together (20.5.02, Mercury)
Brian Wilson: Gettin' It Over My Head (22.6.04, Rhino)
Rusty Anderson: Undressing Underwater (13.09.05, Surfdog)
Stevie Wonder: A Time 2 Love (18.10.05, Motown)
Tony Bennett: Duets - An American Classic (26.9.06, RPM)
George Benson & Al Jarreau: Givin' It Up (24.10.06, Concord)
Ringo Starr: Y Not (12.1.10, Hip-O)
Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers: Rare Bird Alert (15.3.11, Rounder)
Eric Clapton: Old Sock (11.3.13, Bushbranch)
Alice Cooper: Hollywood Vampires (11.9.15)
Ringo Starr: Give More Love (15.9.17, UMe)
Foo Fighters: Concrete And Gold (15.9.17, Roswell, ds)
Charlotte Gainsbourg: Rest (19.11.17, Because Music)
Ringo Starr: What's My Name (25.10.19)
The Rolling Stones: Hackney Diamonds (20.10.23)
Dolly Parton: Rockstar (17.11.23, Butterfly)

penned "Woman" (Peter And Gordon) - as Bernard Webb

12.3.1969 married Lindou Eastmanovou
4/91 - MTV Unplugged (+ Linda McCartney, Hamish Stuart, Robbie McIntosh)
2.7.2005 appeared at Live 8 (Hyde Park, London, tracks Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band / Get Back / Helter Skelter / Long And Winding Road / Drive My Car / Hey Jude)
22.9.2011 ballet "Ocean's Kingdom"

Compilation Appearances:

"Come Together" on Bosnian Charity "Help EP" (11.12.95, Go! Discs, & Noel Gallagher & Paul Weller as The Smokin' Mojo Filters)
"Nova" on American Cancer Society benefit compilation "Music Of Hope" (13.2.01, Dawn Treader)
"I'm Down" / "Yesterday" / "Let It Be" / "Freedom" (27.11.01, Columbia)
"Hey Jude" on live Queen Elizabeth II Golden Jubilee LP "Party At The Palace" (24.6.02, EMI)
"A Love For You" on OST "The In-Laws: Music from the Motion Picture" (20.5.03, Bulletproof Entertainment)
"Freedom (live)" on Aung San Suu Kyi benefit LP "For The Lady" (26.10.04, Rhino)
"All Shook Up (Live At The Cavern)" on compilation "The Cavern - The Most Famous Club In The World" (20.8.07)
"I Want To Walk You Home" on charity compilation "Goin' Home: A Tribute to Fats Domino" (25.9.07, Vanguard)
"It's So Easy" on Buddy Holly tribute LP "Rave On Buddy Holly" (28.6.11, Fantasy)

SIR PAUL McCARTNEY has been named the wealthiest musician in Britain in The Sunday Times' Rich List 1998 published yesterday. The paper awards the top music millionaire's spot to McCartney with an estimated worth of '500 million, ranking him 29th= richest man in Britain.
Predictably, other super-rich rock stars in the paper's UK rankings include David Bowie ('150m), Elton John ('150m), Mick Jagger ('140m), Keith Richards ('105m), Phil Collins ('105m). McCartney's Fab Four bandmates lag a little behind in the monetary stakes, however, with the paper's financial experts rating George Harrison's worth at '87m and Ringo Starr's at '78.

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