For no one McCartney

Paul McCartney "Critcs have claimed that Paul McCartney is one of the most commercially successful rock composers of all time, both solo and as a member of the Beatles" (Rolling Stone). ... Soon after the couple were no longer a pair and by July 1968 the engagement was off. ... On April 10, 1970, Paul McCartney stated that he would no longer be a member of the Beatles. ... He was released after ten days in prison with no charges, and was forced to leave Japan so the tour was cancelled. ... During the "80s McCartney continued to release No. 1 singles, and also got the oppurtunity to wor...

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They way that they are walking it looks as if they perfectly timed their steps with one another. ... McCartney is smoking a cigarette and wearing no shoes and Harrison is wearing jeans. ... The photograph of the Beatles is a simple one; there are no symbols or drawings. ... There was no truth to any of the rumors. ... (Paul McCartney, The Beatles Anthology, page 342) What many people interpreted had really no other meaning then it was hot. ...

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The Beatles are one of the most powerful, famous, and influential band in Rock and Roll history. ... On July 6, 1957, Ivan Vaughan invited Paul McCartney to see their gig at The Woolton Parish Church Fete. ... They were no longer in safe Liverpool, instead exposed to the cruel reality of being a struggling band in a foreign country. ... But one can not dismiss the covers, for it was singles like "Twist and Shout" that gained them international fame. ... In 1994, Paul McCartney was quoted as saying, ""We were fed up with being Beatles. ...

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One of the most celebrated and influential bands in the history of rock and roll music, is The Beatles". ... The band remains one of the most successful rock bands in the history of recorded music. ... At one of their concerts, a young man, Paul McCartney, was given the chance to impress John, and he did not disappoint (Everett 24). ... The Beatles were by this time larger than life figures, capable of doing no wrong (Campbell 78). ... The Fall Rumor started to spread in 1969 that the real Paul McCartney had perished in a car crash back in 1966, and the "Paul McCartney" in the band was an imp...

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In spite of all of this, the Beatles decided to come together to make one last album. ... In 1970, Paul McCartney quit the Beatles. ... In Strawberry Fields Forever, John wrote about a place he could be at one with himself. ... No one I think is in my tree, I mean it must be high or low. ... Always, no sometimes, think it's me, but you know I know when it's a dream. ...

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Thus a completely new album cover was released that had no resemblance to the previous one. ... The new album cover had absolutely no resemblance to the previous one. ... But the newer album cover had absolutely no resemblance to the latter. ... The time the album was released Paul McCartney was rumored to have met with an accident and died. ... In an interview of the band, Paul McCartney says, "it's our comment on the war" Gaffney (2). ...

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Causes of Loneliness In Paul McCartney's "Eleanor Rigby, the subject of lonely people are obviously the main idea through out the lyrics. ... No one hears his sermons because no one comes to hear them. ... McCartney's lyrics suggest that even Father McKenzie isn't willing to put forth an effort to change his loneliness because he says, "Look at him, darning his socks, in a night where no body is there. ... There is no correct answer to what causes people to be lonely. ... Loneliness and companionship are both parts of human culture and without one the other would not exist...

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At the age of 11 he "wired a sensor into one of the steps" (McCartney) of the staircase leading up to his room. ... Using the education he had in electrical engineering Mauchly built many "circuits using basic elements such as a "flip-flop", which could store the ones and zeros that make up the information stored by all digital computers" (McCartney). ... Mauchly envisioned a machine with "no moving gears or wheels or levers, just moving electrons" (Keiger). ... They decided their "machine would have three parts: one to handle the math, one to be the memory, one to be a controller. ... No...

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She wanted him to take more control over the label and Paul McCartney started feeling left out. ... No one ever thought that another group would come around like the Beatles, with such enthusiasm and great music. ... She said, " I liked the Beatles because they were a new kind of music that my parents didn't get mad about me listening to and when we went to parties no one fought about the music because everyone wanted to hear the Beatles. ... "Well I got mad at Paul McCartney because he was the first one to do it. ... No one understood what the group was going through and that the break ...

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If there is one band in history that left a permanent musical scar on the world, The Beatles would be that band. ... In 1957, Paul McCartney attended a church fair in Liverpool, England. ... Around the same time, a hoax began saying Paul McCartney had secretly died in a car accident and that clues were imbedded in the White Album as well as previous albums. ... Much of the fighting, particularly between the song-writing duo of Lennon and McCartney, was said to have stemmed from Yoko's participation in the group's decisions. By 1970, The Beatles were no longer together. ...

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