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Pop Chronicles Interviews
No full textInterview with John Lennon and Paul McCartney. John Gilliland used the recording for the Pop Chronicles radio program series
John McCartney.
No full textOn the Relief of J. McCartney. 30 Apr. HR 433, 23-1, v3, 2p. [262] Property seized on Cherokee land
John McCartney.
No full textOn the Relief for J. McCartney. 12 June. HR 976, 25-2, v4, 1p. [336] Action of Indian Affairs Com., etc
John McCartney
No full textReport on Case of J. McCartney. [294] Payment for cattle straying on Cherokee Indian lands and driven off by U.S. troops
John McCartney
No full text24-1ClaimsReport on Case of J. McCartney. [294] Payment for cattle straying on Cherokee Indian lands and driven off by U.S. troops.1836-9
The Lennon/McCartney Dynamic
No full textFew songwriting partnerships can match the longevity, innovations, and popularity of John Lennon and Paul McCartney. Together they formed the core of The Beatles, arguably the most important rock band in history. Fascinatingly, the way Lennon and McCartney composed is often comparable, even though their resulting music is stylistically distinct, a pattern I dub The Lennon/McCartney Dynamic. This study observes six pairs of songs, one pair for each year from 1964-69, to show how the two songwriters frequently employed the same compositional ideas, but in ways that produced uniquely personal music. It illustrates how Lennon and McCartney functioned independently within the context of their collaboration
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