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The 14 pages that link to Paul McCartney, each with the reason it gives.

• John LennonRelated: Lennon and McCartney formed the Beatles’ principal songwriting partnership.

• George HarrisonRelated: McCartney’s musical partnership with Lennon often left Harrison’s songs in a supporting role.

• George MartinRelated: McCartney's interest in orchestration and unusual studio sounds closely aligned with Martin's arranging skills.

• Knight BachelorRelated: His 1997 knighthood brought the honor into popular music culture.

• Ringo StarrRelated: McCartney wrote songs Starr sang and continued working with him after the Beatles.

• Brian EpsteinRelated: McCartney later became a central figure in the Beatles’ business decisions after Epstein’s death.

• A Day in the LifeRelated: McCartney supplied the contrasting middle section about a morning routine.

• RevolverRelated: McCartney’s compositions brought orchestral writing and sharply varied pop styles to the album.

• James JamersonRelated: McCartney has cited Jamerson among the bassists whose playing influenced his own.

• People for the Ethical Treatment of AnimalsRelated: His advocacy has amplified PETA’s efforts to promote meat-free eating.

• Alan ParsonsRelated: Parsons’s Beatles engineering work included sessions involving McCartney’s band.

• Music of the James Bond seriesRelated: His Live and Let Die combined rock songwriting with the scale of a Bond title sequence.

• Paul Is DeadRelated: The hoax centered on the false claim that he had died and been replaced.