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Ferrari Press Agency Paul 1 Ref 9336 22/06/2018 See Ferrari text Picture credit: CBS Beatles legend Sir Paul McCartney went on a magical mystery tour back to his home city of Liverpool to share the memories of growing up and inspirations for classic songs.The megastar took part in the Carpool Karaoke slot on British talk show host James Corden’s Late Late Show for the USA.As well as singing classic Fab Four tunes as they drove around the streets of Liverpool, they also paid poignant visits to the house where McCartney grew up.And there was also a stop-off at the real Penny Lane where they visited the barber’s shop immortalised in the 1967 song of the same title.The visit ended with a surprise gig by Paul and his touring band in a pub to no more than around 50 stunned customers.Corden began by sitting alone in a luxury Range Rover SUV and making a call t someone to ask them to help him fund his way around Liverpool on a day out.He even used lyrics from the Beatles song Help! McCartney then gets in shakes his hand and agrees to help Corden on his Liverpool tour.They drive around singing along to Beatle tunes Drive My Car, Penny Lane, Let It Be and Blackbird.Paul explains how Let It Be was written after a dream in which his late ,other visited him and told him the future would be Ok if he just “let it be”He recalled:” I’d never heard that before. Let it be.”That morning he started to write the song.After Paul told the story, Corden broke down in tears as he recalled his late grandfather playing the tune to him describing it as one of the best sings ever written.As they drove along Penny Lane, the pair got out and McCartney added his signature to the graffiti-covered road sign.Corden commented:” Anyone who comes and sees that won’t believe it’s the real Paul McCartney!”They then stop and visit the hairdresser’s shop features in the sing as “the barber showing photographs of all the head’s he’s had the pleasure t have known.”A woman a hairdresser lets them in and they sings a few more lines of the tune.They also visit the florist and Paul points out the roundabout where a pretty nurse was selling poppies from a tray.At one point, Corden asks Paul about the Bates image and puts on an early Beatles stage suit with Beatles wig, a Sgt Pepper uniform and flower-power era gear.It is then on to McCartney’s boyhood home at 20 Forthlin Road Liverpool where he loved from the age of around 11 or 12 until 18 or 19.On the way McCartney points out the church where he sang in the choir.The house in Forthlin Road has been preserved as a national monument and is maintained by the UK’s National Trust which cares for historic sites including castles and parks.It is where McCartney and John Lennon wrote many of their early hits.The woman on duty to show visitors around also looks stunned as the pair show up.It has been decorated exactly as it was in the early Sixties.McCartney enters the toilet which he refers to as “the bog” and show how he used to play guitar while sitting on the seat because of the great acoustics.He also showed the room where he and John Lennon wrote She loves You and how they played it in the lounge for Paul’s father James.He wanted them to change the “yea, yeahs” in the chorus to “yes, yes” because he did not like Americanisms.The next stop was the Philharmonic Dining Rooms bar where Corden wondered in and asked a customer to put a song on the jukebox.It was full of Beatle tunes.As she selected Help!, a curtain drew back and people almost choked on their drinks as McCartney was revealed with his band.They [performed the song live before the curtains closed.Corden then announced that any jukebox tune selected would be played.The group then hurtled through a set including Obladi Oblada, Love Me Do, Back in the USSR and finally Hey Jude which Corden helped sing.The Carpool Singing slot also include a new song released as a single from McCartney’s forthcoming new album Egypt Station called Come On To Me. OPS: Paul McCartney with James Corden for the Carpool Karaoke slot.In Penny Lane.Paul autographs the road sign Picture supplied by Ferrari,Image: 375678301, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no

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