Very Good Trip McCartney Exclusivité Fnac

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SPECIAL FNAC EDITION Includes the DVD 'A Hard Day's Night' by Richard Lester (1964) Michka Assayas retraced Paul McCartney's journey for the listeners of France Inter in a series of nine episodes. This book brings this narrative to life, enriched with details, illustrations, and personal memories. Paul McCartney's journey with and without the Beatles now spans over sixty years. He has managed to enrich his work by returning to his early themes and reviving them with renewed freshness. True to his childhood garden, he has drawn new paths, charted new perspectives, and brought forth a different light. Since the naive sixties that saw the birth of the Beatles, Paul McCartney is aware that the world has gained in cynicism, violence, and sometimes hatred. To still seek love in such a world, some think, one must be quite foolish, blind, or hypocritical. Not him, who has never strayed from his creed. As he himself wrote, "many judge that love is a silly song subject while it is exactly the opposite. That impulse we feel for one another is what makes life better. No, love is not silly." In writing this narrative, I have never lost sight of this truth. DVD 'A Hard Day's Night' by Richard Lester (1964) John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, and Ringo Starr, hailing from Liverpool and united under the name of the Beatles, are a true musical phenomenon. One day, they are chased by a group of teenagers to the train station and take refuge in the train that takes them to London. They must answer journalists and perform a concert that will be broadcast on television. Paul is accompanied by his grandfather, a grumpy old man for whom he is responsible. Quite uncontrollable, the musicians nevertheless obey their manager. Upon arriving in London, they are confined to a hotel. Richard Lester, a fan of the group, concocts burlesque and cheeky adventures for the Fab Four, with the weight of fame as a subtle undercurrent.