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Bass guitar might be the instrument Paul McCartney was known for in The Beatles, but he was also a lead guitarist for the band. How many lead parts did he play?

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US. On that roster, which ranks the most-consumed songs in the world–with all streaming and sales data from America removed–the R&B-leaning tune shoots from No. 184 to No. 99. Over on the ...

over 12 years ago. There is a furious sense of urgency and drive in this song, with the twang of acoustic guitar and banjo chords frantically keeping in step with Marling's equally driven singing. Her ...