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Paul McCartney - Boys of Dungeon Lane Special

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Paul McCartney celebrates 22nd top 10 solo album, 'The Boys of Dungeon Lane'

Paul McCartney makes music history with 'Boys of Dungeon Lane'

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Paul McCartney scores 22nd post-Beatles top 10 album

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Paul McCartney’s ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’ Debuts at No. 1 on 3 Billboard Album Charts

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Paul McCartney Doubles His No. 1s Count On Multiple Charts

Paul McCartney's The Boys of Dungeon Lane becomes his second No. 1 as a soloist on both the Official Albums Sales and Official Vinyl Albums charts.

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Sir Paul McCartney has 'dodgy' hearing

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Paul McCartney admits dodgy hearing but stays tour-ready with Pilates as he eyes 84th birthday return

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We just listened to all of The Boys of Dungeon Lane with Paul McCartney himself, here’s what he said about each track

We were going to listen to the album track-by-track with Paul, and he and Rob would discuss the making, inspiration and music of each song.

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Paul McCartney reveals the secret to staying young as he marks 84th birthday

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Paul McCartney Shares His Secrets to Feeling Young at 83, Including His Preferred Workout

Paul McCartney Blocked From A New No. 1 By A Superstar Singer-Songwriter

Paul McCartney's The Boys of Dungeon Lane debuts at No. 2 on several of Billboard's rock charts, stuck behind Noah Kahan's The Great Divide.

Variety

Paul McCartney Releases New Single, ‘Days We Left Behind,’ to Be Followed by First Album in Nearly Six Years, ‘The Boys of Dungeon Lane’

After five years of reports about an album in progress, Paul McCartney released a new single, “Days We Left Behind,” Thursday morning. The single, a love letter to Liverpool, arrived concurrent with the official news that the album he has been working ...

Paul McCartney ‘Masterpiece’ Hit No. 1 Today in 1974

How, When, Where to Watch "Band on the Run" reached No. 1 on Billboard Hot 100 in June 1974. Critics praised it as “another McCartney masterpiece” and a definitive solo success. Rolling Stone called it an “audaciously daft multipart suite” proving McCartney’s solo abilities.