Paul McCartney entered the ’70s with the Beatles in his rearview window. They’d obviously be quite an act to follow. Then McCartney founded Wings and saw 14 more singles reach the Billboard ...

Along the way, McCartney added 15 key tracks to a list of keepsake gems that already stretched back several decades. Here’s a list of the best Paul McCartney songs from the 21st Century: No. 15.

The Beatles are the most successful band in chart history, however, Paul McCartney and Wings' song 'Mull of Kintyre' sold ...

Paul McCartney | Tim P. Whitby/Getty Images “Hi, Hi, Hi” is a song performed by Paul McCartney and Wings and was released in 1972 as the double A-side single with “C Moon.” ...

Paul McCartney hadn’t taken the stage in over five years when he sat down at his piano to sing “Let It Be” for Live Aid on ...

Ringo Starr encouraged Paul McCartney to release a post-Beatles song as a single During a 2002 interview with Hot Press, Paul discussed his then-recent album Driving Rain.

The RIAA certified both of Paul’s solo songs with MJ as platinum singles. Paul’s solo song with Jackson was No. 1, but the King of Pop had to settle for No. 2 for “The Girl Is Mine.” 3.

Later, with his band Wings, Paul recorded the song so that he could play it to Jim. After recording the tune in Nashville, Paul and Wings released it as a single under the name The Country Hams.

The 1965 Lennon-McCartney song “Day Tripper,” half of a double A-side single with “We Can Work It Out,” mashes up acid experimentation and the pursuit of sex.

Paul compared The Beatles’ songs to The Surpremes’. “So we were always thinking in terms of singles, and it would be very boring if all your singles sounded the same,” Paul said.

John Lennon and Paul McCartney played songs for another singer from the 1960s who worked with Brian Epstein The Beatles’ original manager, Brian Epstein, was also the manager for Billy J. Kramer.