LIVE AND LET DIE 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 20 Mansfield Theater Adults $56-62; students $30 Since he was eight years old, Tony Kishman knew he wanted to be one of The Beatles. He took a vinyl ...

In addition, Paul was happy “Live and Let Die” managed to become successful because he didn’t think he could find success without The Beatles. Later, Guns N’ Roses put their own spin on ...

3) “Live and Let Die” – single, 1973 Big, loud and completely over the top, the theme song to Roger Moore’s first outing as 007 is everything a James Bond song should be.

Having parodied hundreds of artists over the years, the Beatles have remained his favorite band, and he has stories about being “rejected” by Paul McCartney for his take on “Live and Let Die ...

In his latest book "Love and Let Die: James Bond, the Beatles, and the British Psyche," John Higgs explores the remarkable history, often intertwined, behind the James Bond movie franchise and the ...

PAUL MCCARTNEY's Live and Let Die James Bond theme is one of the best-loved of the franchise, however, the 007 producers of the Roger Moore classic really didn't believe in it and wanted to drop it.

Paul McCartney opened up on his 'A Life in Lyrics' podcast about feeling concerned for a "90-year-old woman in the front row" while performing the 1973 James Bond theme "Live and Let Die" with his ...

The song in question was Live and Let Die, which was the title track for the 1973 James Bond movie of the same name. Incidentally, Paul met Weird Al for the first time at an event, where they ...

TL;DR: Paul McCartney’s “Live and Let Die” was difficult to write. Paul asked a frequent Beatles collaborator to help him craft the song. He said “Live and Let Die” prepared him to ...