21 Paul McCartney songs from his 21st Century album releases to revisit

Paul McCartney was just 21 when the Beatles came to America in 1964 , changing music and the world forever. If he’d retired when the Beatles broke up in 1970 , he’d be one of the greatest songwriters ever. Meanwhile, if McCartney’s 1970s output had been his entire career, he’d still be a knighted icon, thanks to five chart-topping albums plus four more in the top ten. And he just kept going. While many artists slow as they age, McCartney, amazingly, is still going strong just shy of his eighty-fourth birthday.

21 Paul McCartney songs from his 21st Century album releases to revisit. Paul McCartney was just 21 when the Beatles came to America in 1964 , changing music and the world forever. If he’d retired when the Beatles broke up in 1970 , he’d be one of the greatest songwriters ever. Meanwhile, if McCartney’s 1970s output had been his entire career, he’d still be a knighted icon, thanks to five chart-topping albums plus four more in the top ten. And he just kept going. While many artists slow as they age, McCartney, amazingly, is still going strong just shy of his eighty-fourth birthday. While McCartney is not relevant in pop culture the way he once was, there’s a reason he was the final guest on “The Late Show with Stephen Colbert.” His new album, “The Boys of Dungeon Lane,” is his seventh in the last quarter century ... not counting an album...