The Art of McCartney

The songs of Paul McCartney performed by the world's greatest artists. Available now on:

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The Art Of McCartney is a very special project celebrating the songs of Sir Paul McCartney. It features songs such as Maybe I’m Amazed, My, Love, The Long And Winding Road, When I’m 64, Let It Be, Helter Skelter, Eleanor Rigby, Live And Let Die and many more recorded by some of the world’s greatest artists backed by McCartney’s long time band.

The caliber of artists showing their respect to Paul’s songwriting genius on The Art of McCartney is staggering with Bob Dylan, Billy Joel, The Cure, The Who’s Roger Daltrey, Brian Wilson, Alice Cooper, Dr John, Yusuf, Barry Gibb, Jamie Cullum, Kiss, Chrissie Hynde, ELO legend and Beatles producer Jeff Lynne and many more recording McCartney classics exclusively for this album.

[dashbeat]

I want that box set!!! Awesome.. Paul is the BEST!

[rachelcase]

Paul is amazing.  I don't see how anyone could possibly do any of these songs as well as the originals but it's a nice thought.

[thumbsaloft]

Can't believe what some on here are saying?

This is going to be phenomenal!

Paul Rodgers doing Let Me Roll It and Smokey Robinson doing So Bad are OMG moments!

[mikeoakley]

Obviously not the same talent as McCartney throughout but the songs stand on their own. I love these "Tribute" albums no matter the singer.

[astrosjer]

A little surprised that Paul's good buddy Dave Grohl/Foo Fighters are not on this. A very good mix of Beatles/Wings and solo. Look for the amazon.com exclusive edition.

[coldwinejj]

It's a pity no one is trying to own and reshape these songs. They nearly all only do it over like it already was - but less good!

[nazzare]

He should have called Dan McCafferty---I know he would sing this song in an awesome way...

[rinlennon]

I cant wait for this record, its going to be amazing, but he forgot to put on Tomorrow Never Knows by Monogroove

[ferabra]

Is that the cover of Hey Jude on the actual album? if so, why does it sound like a cheap garage recording, with vocals totally stressing to get the note and not quite getting it?? Is this really it? or is it just a joke? Really, I made better recordings in my bedroom.