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Paul McCartney: 'I still can't believe I was in The Beatles'
Published Monday, Feb 6 2012, 15:40 GMT | By Lewis Corner | 2 comments
Paul McCartney has admitted that he still can't believe he was in The Beatles.
The singer confessed that he is pleased the novelty of being a part of the iconic group hasn't worn of and that he still finds himself amazed at what they achieved.
McCartney told the Metro: "I'm lucky that I've always retained a sense of wonder.
"I was looking at the George Harrison book accompanying Martin Scorsese's Living In The Material World recently and opened it at a picture George had taken of me and the other guys on an aeroplane.
"It took me right back. I was like, 'Was I really there, in The Beatles? Bloody hell!' It's obviously a stupid thought but I'm glad I haven't got used to it yet."
McCartney's latest album Kisses On The Bottom is released in the UK today (February 6) and in the US tomorrow (February 7).
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Watch Paul McCartney and producer Tommy LiPuma discuss new album Kisses On The Bottom below:
The singer confessed that he is pleased the novelty of being a part of the iconic group hasn't worn of and that he still finds himself amazed at what they achieved.
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McCartney told the Metro: "I'm lucky that I've always retained a sense of wonder.
"I was looking at the George Harrison book accompanying Martin Scorsese's Living In The Material World recently and opened it at a picture George had taken of me and the other guys on an aeroplane.
"It took me right back. I was like, 'Was I really there, in The Beatles? Bloody hell!' It's obviously a stupid thought but I'm glad I haven't got used to it yet."
McCartney's latest album Kisses On The Bottom is released in the UK today (February 6) and in the US tomorrow (February 7).
> Paul McCartney: 'Record label was nervous over new album title'
> Paul McCartney writing new music for video game
Watch Paul McCartney and producer Tommy LiPuma discuss new album Kisses On The Bottom below:
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