The Beatles are back with a bang! Or should we say, a trailer? The legendary band has released a new trailer for the re-release of their groundbreaking documentary series, 'The Beatles Anthology'. This remastered version, with a brand-new episode, is set to hit Disney+ just in time for the holiday season, bringing back fond memories for fans worldwide. But that's not all; Paul McCartney, the iconic Beatle himself, has some exciting news for his fans.
In 1995, 'The Beatles Anthology' made its debut as a multi-night television extravaganza, captivating audiences during the US Thanksgiving festivities. Now, three decades later, the series is getting a well-deserved makeover. Divided into nine episodes, it will be released in three installments on November 26th, 27th, and 28th, ensuring fans can immerse themselves in the Beatles' legacy all over again. The trailer, packed with classic footage, promises an unforgettable journey through the band's history.
Speaking of McCartney, his current tour is a delight, as praised by Abby Jones in Stereogum. And get this: he's got a new book about his post-Beatles band, Wings! 'Wings: The Story Of A Band On The Run' is a comprehensive collection of interviews with McCartney, his family, band members, and key participants, edited by Ted Widmer. It's now available from W.W. Norton in the US, and Rolling Stone has an exclusive excerpt from the audiobook, read by McCartney himself. In it, he shares a hilarious impression of Mick Jagger, leaving fans in stitches.
But that's not all; McCartney has an extra surprise for fans of the anti-AI movement. He's contributed a unique bonus track, titled 'a recording of an empty studio,' to the new vinyl edition of the compilation 'Is This What We Want?' This benefit project brings together 1000 UK artists to protest the government's stance on AI. You can pre-order the vinyl release here, and be part of this powerful statement against artificial intelligence.
So, get ready to relive the magic of 'The Beatles Anthology' and dive into McCartney's captivating world. With these exciting releases, the Beatles and McCartney are proving that they're still as relevant and influential as ever, leaving fans eager for more.
