Paul McCartney recalled the Beatles’ ancient rivalry with the Rolling Stones and explained to Howard Stern why he thought his band was better
McCartney isn’t promoting much at the moment since the coronavirus has essentially shut down most of the music industry, but he did talk about the upcoming documentary. The film is directed by Peter Jackson and draws from previously-unseen footage shot during the making ofin 1969. The audio from the shoot leaked many years ago, but the vast majority of the footage that didn’t make the original“[Jackson] has gotten ahold of about 54 hours of film footage,” McCartney said.
McCartney first got together with Jackson when his world tour came to New Zealand in late 2017. “I met him and said, ‘How’s it looking?’ thinking it was going to be a bit more of a prelude to the band breaking up,” McCartney recalled. “He said to me, ‘That’s what I thought. But the more I look at it, it’s great. You look like friends and you look like you’re having a ball.
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