The legendary Beatle Paul McCartney discovered some filters on Instagram, and started to have fun with it. Fans even claimed that the 79-year-old artist “updated the definitions of cringe” with his recent discoveries.
In fact, Paul even introduced his new band, which he calls Linstrom. But calm down, actually, this band is nothing more than them and their version with filters. According to McCartney, Linstrom is a “heavy metal folk” band made up of four artists and a drunk businessman.
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More of Paul McCartney, an auction produced by The Edge (U2) gave Paul McCartney another title that shows the importance of the former member of the Beatles to music. A Yamaha BB-1200 bass used by Paul in the 1970s and 1980s is now the most expensive bass to be sold at auction. The item went for $496,100, according to the Guitar World website, and the starting bid was $20,000. Information is from POPline.
The Yamaha BB-1200 is a left-handed bass from the 1970s made in maple, alder, and mahogany woods, with ebony sunburst scale paint and mother-of-pearl markings, one-piece, and with precision-type pickups. The instrument was used on Wings’ latest studio album, “Back to the Egg” (1979), as well as on recordings for the albums “McCartney II” (1980) and “Tug of War” (1982).
The auction held over the weekend raised more than $2 million for Music Rising.
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