MCCARTNEY: ALL ACCESS – 50th anniversary

McCartney: All Access – Saturday (10/17) at 4 PM

With a special rebroadcast Monday (10/19) at 5 PM

On June 20, Paul McCartney reissued a half-speed version of his first solo album McCartney as 2020 Record Store Day exclusive. The reissue also marked the 50th anniversary of Paul McCartney’s post-Beatles solo debut.

Tune in for a 50th anniversary celebration in honor of the of the sonically perfect reissue of McCartney on half-speed mastered vinyl.

This was the very first solo album Paul recorded, in his own home, after the Beatles broke up officially in April of 1970.

Join Host Dan Neer and Paul McCartney, as Paul takes you back to what he faced after the breakup of the Beatles, and the creative process behind his first solo album.

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