Quoted from Beatlemaniac64

he said that he was just messing around with his piano with his daughter Beatrice, and he just came up with a little tune that she started dancing to. It just kept going, and so I guess it was just a little song put together with his daughter as an inspiration.

i thought he was playing a mandolin at the time & he said his daughter started
dancing around.

Maybe he's trying to find some new stuff that can work for him. Pop music instead of his what he's done before.

Quoted from BlueMeanie

I think it's quite fun. Nothing special though. I prefer it to Ever Present Past.

for some reason I like Ever Present Past more, I guess because it's different, plus the guitar is nice. But I like Mr. Bellamy(sp), I dont' know why though.

I was in the suppermarket yesterday and this song was playing , it's not a bad little song to push your trolly to

Hear Macca's latest, on an elevator near you!

Well John did say in  " How Do You Sleep " the sound you make is muzak to my ears  

Quoted from DaveRam

Well John did say in  " How Do You Sleep " the sound you make is muzak to my ears  

It's all come back to haunt him!!

Actually, thinking about it sensibly, I know that a lot of youngsters like him, but the majority of his fans must be over 40. Where are they most likely to hear music? In the supermarket, and shopping mall!!

hey I'm kinda new, and I don't know what Macca means, please tell me. God this makes me look stupid.

Quoted from PaulieBear

hey I'm kinda new, and I don't know what Macca means, please tell me. God this makes me look stupid.

Macca is a nickname, because of the Mac part of his name. Steve McClaren (ex English football manager) was/is also called this (by the press at least). Don't know if it existed before Paul. Anyone know?

Quoted from PaulieBear

hey I'm kinda new, and I don't know what Macca means, please tell me. God this makes me look stupid.

Paul McCartney has been affectionately known as Macca for years. And it's easier and quicker to type!

I've asked around my english workmates and had a quick look through the net, and it seems Macca (as a nickname for a Mc... person) is quite recent - last 20 years??? The term might have been coined for Paul and spread from there.

Quoted from Kevin

I've asked around my english workmates and had a quick look through the net, and it seems Macca (as a nickname for a Mc... person) is quite recent - last 20 years??? The term might have been coined for Paul and spread from there.

I have a feeling that it's a Liverpudlian nickname. He's probably had it all his life. I've certainly never heard a Scotsman, for instance, called Macca.

Our favorite song just got nominated for a Grammy. Wow, they must be desperate this year.

Quoted from BlueMeanie

I have a feeling that it's a Liverpudlian nickname. He's probably had it all his life. I've certainly never heard a Scotsman, for instance, called Macca.

Nah its used up here also just easier than shouting someones full second name.

frank mcavennie gets called macca.

infact ive heard a good few people say you going to macca's being mcdonalds


anyways back on subject, dance tonight is a really awful tune and the only redeeming thing about it for me is that its only 3 mins long

i love most of maccas output and i would say it is one of his worst.