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He came into the world on June 18, 1942 as James Paul McCartney, in Liverpool General Hospital. Mary, his mother, was a midwife and medical nurse and Jim, his dad, was a sales person for cotton and a piano player that lead the Jim Mac's Jazz Band. Little Paul McCartney grew up non-denominational. Paul learned art and music and he had a pleasant childhood with his only younger sibling named Michael. When he was eleven, Paul was considered one of he only 4 pupils who qualified in the 11+ exam, referred to as "the scholarship", and acquired a spot at Liverpool Institute for Boys. He studied in that school from the year 1953 to 1960, gaining A level in Art and English. When he reached the age of fourteen, Paul experienced trauma because of his mom's unexpected death due to cancer of the breast. Soon after, he composed his very first song.

With Ringo Starr, George Harrison and John Lennon he acquired popularity all over the world as one of the Beatles’ members, and his partnership with John Lennon was considered as one of the 20th century’s most recognized songwriting collaborations. Following split up of the band, he went after a career on his own, building the band named Wings along with Linda, his first wife and Denny Laine, a singer and songwriter. Guinness World Records referred to him as the "most successful composer and recording artist of all time", because he sold over 100 million singles and albums, had 60 gold discs and was known as the "most successful songwriter" in UK’s chart history. Over 2,000 singers have made covers for his song for the Beatles entitled "Yesterday", greater than any track of all time. The 1977 release of Wings entitled "Mull of Kintyre" is among the top selling singles of all time in United Kingdom. He has also composed and co-composed 32 tracks which have attained the top spot on Billboard’s Hot 100. He has already sold more than fifteen million albums in the US as of this year. McCartney has launched a wide-ranging collection of tracks being a solo performer and has written both electronic and classical music. The singer has played in some concerts and shows to help international charitable groups associated with seal hunting, animal rights, music education, poverty, vegetarianism and land mines. He went through three different marriages and already has 5 children.

Out of all the previous Beatles, Paul McCartney definitely had the most prosperous solo career, sustaining a consistent appearance in the British and American charts during the '70s and '80s. In The United States alone, he had nine top charting singles and seven top charting albums throughout the first 12 years of his solo career. Get those Paul McCartney tickets today to check out this musician who made history.