McCartney
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- proper noun
- /məˈkɑr.tni/
- Paul McCartney wrote it, The Beatles.
- Paul McCartney
- McCartney and John Lennon
- McCartney and Ringo Starr
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Watch on YouTubeHis influence reached from players like Paul McCartney all the way to Jocko Pastorius.
- His influence reached from players like Paul McCartney all the way to Jocko Pastorius.
- And I don't know if you saw the series, but it begins with Paul McCartney kind of noodling on his base.
- So that's his most successful song since what's this the song Kanye did with Paul McCartney?
- Tonight I myself have a high level summit with another British music legend, Sir Paul McCartney, of course.
- You know, it's like saying like Paul McCartney, go re record an album.
- We're going to start working on the Paul McCartney Margarita, Gucci de Vinci.
- And then we've got, you know, Paul McCartney.
- Yeah, McCartney, like even now he's an old ass man.
- Johnny Depp, Leonardo DiCaprio, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Sir Paul McCartney, Bob Geldof.
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Tonight I myself have a high level summit with another British music legend, Sir Paul McCartney, of course.
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People like Paul McCartney just standing there, you know, applauding him.
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When did Paul McCartney become Sir?
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The fact that you can go see Paul McCartney and he does a wonderful, wonderful, wonderful show.
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But we will be back Monday with a special all new show featuring the one and only Sir Paul McCartney back here.
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I have to know, how does it feel to be playing with Paul McCartney?
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Students learn that Paul McCartney and John Lennon were the band's primary singers and songwriters.
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Their two surviving members, Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr, are worldwide celebrities.
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McCartney, a former member of The Beatles, has sold millions of albums worldwide.
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Many people consider McCartney to be one of the greatest songwriters of all time.
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Etymology
McCartney comes from Gaelic parts: Mac meaning 'son' and the personal name Artan, which comes from 'Art' meaning 'bear' or a person's name. So McCartney originally meant 'son of Artan', which explains why it is a family name.