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NEW YORK (AP) -- Paul McCartney is releasing an album of standards -- plus two new songs of his own.
The former Beatle announced Monday that his new disc will be out Feb. 7. It doesn’t have a title yet. He‘s already streaming one song, ``My Valentine,’‘ on his website.
McCartney says he and John Lennon were inspired in their own writing by some of the standards. Some of them he first heard when his father performed them at home on piano.
Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder make appearances on the disc, which was recorded with Diana Krall and her band.
McCartney says he’s been thinking about the project for 20 years and at age 69 decided ``if I don‘t do it now, I’ll never do it.‘’
The former Beatle announced Monday that his new disc will be out Feb. 7. It doesn’t have a title yet. He‘s already streaming one song, ``My Valentine,’‘ on his website.
McCartney says he and John Lennon were inspired in their own writing by some of the standards. Some of them he first heard when his father performed them at home on piano.
Eric Clapton and Stevie Wonder make appearances on the disc, which was recorded with Diana Krall and her band.
McCartney says he’s been thinking about the project for 20 years and at age 69 decided ``if I don‘t do it now, I’ll never do it.‘’
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Articles by Korea Herald
