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...became a professional photographer after selling some pictures of Mick Jagger and the Rolling Stones. Eventually Linda Eastman McCartney clicked even better with other rock musicians-as a backstage photographer at the Fillmore East in New York and with Beatle Paul McCartney, whom she married in 1969. Linda is still snapping friends and performers, and her work appears in a new book titled Linda's Pictures. "I'm not what you'd call a 'big deal' photographer," she cautions would-be buyers of the $25 album. "I just have a camera, and I take pictures...
...there has not been a pop album this good or this diversified since Wonder's Fulfillingness's First Finale in 1974. Stevie growls at times like an old delta blues shouter, but for the most part he sings in his distinctive black/white style, which occasionally echoes Paul McCartney or Ray Charles. The broad range of musical styles is equally absorbing: those Beatlesque strings in the austere Village Ghetto Land, the swinging blues underpinnings of Black Man, the Latin glee of Another Star. As Stevie puts it in his Ellingtonian tribute Sir Duke, "Music is a world within itself/With...
Your cover story [May 31] was the first in-depth study that didn't criticize Paul McCartney's capriciousness, sentimentality, pop dabbling at the expense of classicism and, most ungodly, his flaunting of marital bliss...
...reunion would be particularly wrenching for McCartney just as he is enjoying his first full success since the breakup. It might not be easier for anyone else either. Jenny Brandt, a 17-year-old McCartney fan, said it best as she waited to get into the Philadelphia concert. "Wings is doing good on its own, even though it'll never be the same as the Beatles. But I don't want them to get back together. It would be a super-let down. They could never produce the music they once did. It's a different...
Some years back, of course, Paul McCartney put it well...