Пол Маккартни и Кит Ричардс написали совместную песню

Гитарист Rolling Stones и лидер Beatles сочинили песню и вскоре ее запишут, - сообщает BBC news.

"Почему-то принято считать, что Rolling Stones и Beatles всегда не ладили друг с другом. А между тем это совсем не так, - рассказал Кит Ричардс. - Это скорее наши поклонники недолюбливали друг друга. А мы всегда были в прекрасных отношениях".

Мало того, в 60-х Rolling Stones с разрешения Beatles записали их песню "I Wanna Be Your Man". Так что дуэт Маккартни и Ричардса будет первым за более чем 40 лет примером сотрудничества представителей двух великих групп.

https://www.beatles.ru/news/news.asp?news_id=6400

Keith Richards writes song with McCartney

Keith Richards and Sir Paul McCartney have written a song together. Legendary Rolling Stones guitarist Keith said the collaboration came about after he met his old 60s chart rival, former Beatle Paul, on holiday. He wrote in his biography 'Life': "We were really pleased to see each other. We fell straight in talking about the past, talking about songwriting. He told me because he was left-handed he and John Lennon could play the guitars like mirrors opposite each other, watching each other's hands. So we started playing like that.

"We started composing a song together, a McCartney/Richards number whose lyrics were pinned to my wall for many weeks."

67-year-old Keith explained the pair almost performed together at the American Super Bowl after he begged Paul to play Beatles song 'Please Please Me', but the singer and songwriter refused, saying it would take too long to plan properly. Despite a perceived rivalry between their two groups, the Beatles and the Rolling Stones did work together, with Paul and bandmate John Lennon, providing backing vocals to the Stones' 1967 single 'We Love You'. John also appears on film 'The Rolling Stones Rock and Roll Circus' playing as part of a supergroup, which was made by the band in 1968.

Meanwhile Keith will release a new compilation of recordings from his solo career. 'Vintage Vinos' will feature remastered tracks from the out of-print albums 'Talk is Cheap', 'Live at the Hollywood Palladium' and 'Main Offender'. The album will also feature a bonus track, 'Hurricane', a 2003 song which was only available to buy in limited quantities at some venues during the Rolling Stones' 2005 US tour. This CD was issued in co-operation with the Red Cross, and all profits were donated to the Hurricane Katrina relief fund.

http://www.gear4music.com/news/article/Keith-Richards-writes-song-with-McCartney/2QL/20...

Оп-паааа!
Вот эта новость так НОВОСТЬ!

Так написали или записали? Вроде только сочинили.

Why the Keith Richards/Paul McCartney song may never be released

One of the most intriguing tidbits that Keith Richards has revealed in his autobiography "Life" is that he and Paul McCartney once wrote a song together. The collaboration happened in 2006, when the two superstars met up by chance while both were on vacation at Parrot Cay on the Turks and Caicos Islands.

Richards says in the book: "He told me that because he was left-handed, he and John [Lennon, McCartney’s former songwriting partner in the Beatles] could play the guitars like mirrors opposite each other, watching each other’s hands. So we started playing like that. We even started composing a song together, a McCartney/Richards number whose lyrics were penned on the wall for many weeks."

Richards did not elaborate in the book on what the song sounded like, and it is unknown if the writing session was recorded or if the song was even finished.

However, if the song ended up being completed, there would be the matter of recording it and possibly releasing it. And that’s where things get complicated, because although members of the Beatles and Stones have worked together in the past, members of the Beatles and the Stones have never before written any songs together.

It goes without saying, the McCartney/Richards song would be hot property, with record companies competing to release it. Richards and McCartney are each under totally separate recording contracts from different companies, although the companies share the same distributor. McCartney is currently signed to Concord Music Group, which has U.S. distribution through Universal Music Distribution, the same company that distributes the Rolling Stones' current record company, Universal Music Group.

Not only would there be the matter of which record label would release it, but there would also be the matter of deciding which album, if any, would get the song. Would the song be on a McCartney album? Maybe, because McCartney would presumably be doing the lead vocals. Would it be on a Rolling Stones album? Unlikely, since Rolling Stones studio albums have always featured lead vocals from Mick Jagger (and occasionally Richards). Or would the song be a one-off single not available on any album? Or would the song be on a compilation album of various artists? (For example, if the song ended up being sold for charity.)

These are all questions that would need to be sorted out by record companies, music publishers, the artists and their attorneys.

Even before the release of the song, there might be a lot of wrangling over the recording of the song. Who would be the producer(s)? Would it be McCartney, who produces a lot of his own songs? Would it be producer Don Was, who has been working with the Rolling Stones since the 1990s? Or would it be another producer?

At this point, one can only speculate what a McCartney/Richards song would sound like. Maybe Richards and/or McCartney can give further insight at some point in the future if they ever talk about it in an interview.

http://www.examiner.com/rolling-stones-in-national/why-the-keith-richards-paul-mccartne...

2Beatlekid:

>Так написали или записали? Вроде только сочинили.

То, что написали - это точно.
А вот записали, или нет - пока неизвестно.
Спасибо - подправил название.

Что бы там ни было, мы ВСЁ РАВНО услышим её!

Написано ведь: И ВСКОРЕ ЗАПИШУТ...
Интересно!!!!

—> Bobjor

Написано, что ТУГО идёт дело с решением - КОМУ выпускать. А это штука не такая лёгкая, как хотелось бы, скажем, нам.

Обалдеть!!!

Может получится что-нибудь битловское по духу?

2Corvin:

>Why the Keith Richards/Paul McCartney song may
>never be released
>

Так написали ее в 2006 году. Если не записали, так вряд ли уже запишут...

На фото: папа и сынок :)
На сколько хорошо выглядит Макар, настолько плохо - Кит

А Кит когда ХОРОШО-то выглядел? :))))))))))

А Мик от обиды губы раскатал что его не позвали :)

дА , хочется послушать!)

2Ram On The Run:

>А Кит когда ХОРОШО-то выглядел? :))))))))))

Очень давно:))) Посмотрите на юного Кита хотя бы в клипе, посвященнном записи A Day In The Life. Очень симпатичное лицо, еще не обезображенное неумеренным употреблением алкоголя и прочими излишествами:)

—> JohnPaul

Согласен. Возражений нет. Тут же вспомнил! Достаточно миленький мальчонка был.
Хотя, это не отменяет СМЫСЛА сказанного мною: "А Кит когда ХОРОШО-то выглядел?". Господи, кто того-то Кита помнит? :))))

Да, согласен. ТОГО Кита мало кто сейчас помнит. Хотя свои лучшие вещи он с Джаггером написал именно в те славные времена.

Это очень забавно)
Послушаем.

Эх скорее бы!
Кит поддерживает свой образ крутого рокера!)
А Пол такой очень интеллигентный сэр)