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Paul McCartney Teams up with Ringo Starr on New Single
The song was built from a drum part Starr recorded and adds backing vocals from Chrissie Hynde and Sharleen Spiteri.
- On Friday, Paul McCartney confirmed his first-ever duet with Beatle Ringo Starr on the track "Home to Us," which appears on his upcoming album, The Boys of Dungeon Lane, due May 29.
- McCartney revealed the collaboration at a secret playback event at Abbey Road Studios on Tuesday, where the track evolved from an initial drum recording into a full duet after he asked Starr to sing more than just a few lines.
- "In writing the song I'm talking about where we came from," McCartney stated, reflecting their humble origins in Liverpool; backing vocals feature Chrissie Hynde and Sharleen Spiteri.
- The accompanying video features a collage of 100 archive images of the Beatles set to an energetic Irish-jig electric hook, following their 2023 collaboration "Now and Then."
- Produced by Andrew Watt, The Boys of Dungeon Lane marks McCartney's 18th solo release and is framed as an autobiographical survey of his childhood, following the March lead single "Days We Left Behind.
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Exbeatles Paul McCartney (83) and Ringo Starr (85) released a duo single this Friday entitled Home To Us, in which they talk about a past in which not everything was pink, but it was their home.
Beatles Reunite: Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Combine on Nostalgic, Bouncy Ode to Liverpool "Home to Us" (Listen)
Paul and Ringo, together again. The two living Beatles have had some collaborations over the years. But the new song, “Home to Us,” is their best. It’s a nostalgic ode to Liverpool, their home town, so meaningful now they’re each in their 80s and have lost their best mates. The pair sing together. Paul playing […] The post Beatles Reunite: Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr Combine on Nostalgic, Bouncy Ode to Liverpool “Home to Us” (Listen) appeared…
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