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“What is it? Do you know the wacky chord?”: Paul McCartney shows you how to play the mystery guitar chord that kickstarted his new album – but he still doesn’t know what it’s called

“These notes are D, C, Eb and B,” he confirms

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“I’ve got a little story about a chord you might like”: Paul McCartney is challenging fans to work out the mystery guitar chord that inspired his new album – and we’ve figured it out

The unusual chord that opens The Boys of Dungeon Lane has been fuelling a hearty debate. So, what is it?

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Taylor Swift 'never not inspired' by Sir Paul McCartney

Taylor Swift has revealed she is "never not inspired" by The Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney after the release of his new album The Boys of Dungeon Lane.

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UK:Paul McCartney's phone-free gigs were 'really special'

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has admitted he loved banning phones at his recent gigs because it made the shows feel "really special".

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Paul McCartney's phone-free gigs were 'really special'

Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney has admitted he loved banning phones at his recent gigs because it made the shows feel "really special".

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Sir Paul McCartney to discuss The Boys Of Dungeon Lane at special live event

The Beatles star will reflect on how he made the album at ‘The Boys Of Dungeon Lane’ In Conversation with Paul McCartney Roundhouse live event.

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See Jon Stewart Shamelessly Use Olivia Munn To Pay Tribute (And Poke Fun At) Stephen Colbert's Last Show

She even brought a tribute song.

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Sir Paul McCartney shares what he'd do as Prime Minister

If he were Prime Minister for the day, Sir Paul McCartney would try to make the UK more "efficient".

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"You haven't lived until you've burned a condom. They go up quite well." Beatles icon Sir Paul McCartney recalls cinema stunt that saw him deported from Germany

McCartney and drummer Pete Best were arrested after setting fire to a condom at a Berlin cinema

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‘It’ll be like Barbenheimer’: UK gripped by new wave of Beatlemania in lead-up to four biopics

Fab Four are still making waves 60 years on – and upcoming Sam Mendes films are expected to turn the hype up to 11

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Sir Paul McCartney shares excitement at recording with the Rolling Stones

Sir Paul McCartney was "well chuffed" to be asked to play bass on The Rolling Stones' new album.

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“The riffs are precision-engineered steel. The whiplash solos deliver mind-melting dexterity in the vein of classic-era Megadeth. And it’s catchy as hell, too”: May 2026 Guitar World Editors' Picks

From The Rolling Stones to Julian Lage, Tamikrest to the Warning, this month's guitar greatness spanned many generations of players

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Sir Mick Jagger ‘very aware’ of music trends but says copying them is a mistake

The Rolling Stones frontman spoke about keeping up with the trends in music as he reflected on the sustainability of the best-selling band.

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Paul McCartney remembers John Lennon on Chicken Shop Date

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