Paul McCartney

He says “comedy record” is his top choice, as he praises new Foo Fighters track.

He says Ringo Starr was first Beatle to try the drug in 1964.

"No, I'm not!" he tells Howard Stern. "Don't call me that."

Track comes from his new album 'McCartney III.'

He recalls how the King inspired the concept for ‘Sgt. Pepper’ in 1965.

Rocker has been reaffirmed watching footage for 'The Beatles: Get Back' documentary.

He recalls making decision to become rich after hearing arguments over cash as a child.

He believes trend was set with hitchhiking trips before the band formed.

He reflects on “senseless” death of close collaborator along with passing of “little buddy” George Harrison.

He sometimes finds himself “on autopilot” during performances of classic tracks.

He notes that John Lennon’s influence is helping out with current troublesome track.

Director Geoff Dunbar explains what made 13-minute kids’ short so successful in 1984.