McCartney says he often imagined what Lennon would think of his new material — and could still hear his old songwriting partner's voice in the process.

His new album out Friday, May 29, ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane,’ is his seventh in this century (not counting a few other recordings).

Beatle’s new album is a collection of characteristically fresh and tuneful songwriting, mixing reflections on his Liverpool days with more contemporary-minded material.

The 83 year old rock legend has been on a massive press run recently promoting his much anticipated album, "The Boys of Dungeon Lane," which released on May 29th. The press run has seen McCartney all over the place, including SNL, The Late Show, various online interviews, and now a spot on the Zane Lowe Show on Apple Music.

The bittersweet single recalls the crew coming together in 1950s Liverpool but stops short of wishing McCartney could go back in time — the regretful reflection of “Yesterday” is replaced by genteel elderly bravado: “No one can erase / The days we left behind.

Paul McCartney is scheduled to host a special in conversation event at The Roundhouse in London on June 10th, his first live event since his album release.

Sir Paul McCartney is determined to prove he remains far more than a former Beatle as he launches his 20th solo studio album at the age of 83, with the music legend insisting his latest work should be judged on its own merits rather than through the lens of his most famous band.