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certainly cool seeing people from two different walks and approaches collaborate, especially when I can tell my friends who love the Beatles what Paul is doing now. HE might not be impressed though, he was always more of a John fan.

Enjoyed that. When I tried to post about this earlier the spam filter wouldn't let me. :(

Well if you stopped posting about Viagra all the time maybe they wouldn't have you on the "assume spam" list!

Sorry. Just saw it and reported it as Ham. The Spam filter has been doing much better in recent months, altogether tho.

That was interesting. Also I wasn't able to stop a slightly goofy and giddy grin from forming on my face. Two great music writers working on something like this is just... really nice, and Marty's excitement is kind of contagious.

Agreed. I can only imagine how Marty feels about whatever he's learned. The article focuses a lot on how Paul McCartney is stretching into an area he's never gone, which doesn't really tell us that much about just what kind of impact he has had with the kind of freshness he brings to this particular section of music.

Or maybe we need to listen to the music to find out? Or see/hear whatever happened at Abbey Road?

Either way, I can't wait to hear more (not just the music, but the details surrounding the creation of it with the three of them working together).

That was interesting. Also I wasn't able to stop a slightly goofy and giddy grin from forming on my face. Two great music writers working on something like this is just... really nice, and Marty's excitement is kind of contagious.

excuse me please, I should say three, or maybe more, I was thinking after I read that about Mr. Salvatori usually getting left out and then I did it myself, and I remember C. Paul ... I want to say Johnson? ... also being a big part of the audio team