Paul McCartney's raw rock 'n' roll covers record, made in grief after Linda's passing. Fierce, cathartic, and back to his roots.

Paul McCartney's loose, sprawling 2001 fresh start. A new-chapter record that runs a little long and uneven, but rarely dull.

Paul McCartney's psychedelic remix album with Youth, chopping his catalog into something strange and trippy. The oddest record he's ever put out.

Paul McCartney pushed by producer Nigel Godrich into an introspective, mostly-solo 2005 gem. One of his finest latter-day records.

Paul McCartney turning reflective on a warm, melodic 2007 set. Dance Tonight, Ever Present Past, and a late-career look back at his own life.

Paul McCartney crooning pre-rock standards and jazz-era covers, with a couple originals. A cozy, low-key trip through the great songbook.

Paul McCartney linking up with young producers for a bright, modern 2013 set. The title track leads a fresh, energetic record.

Paul McCartney's sprawling, melodic 2018 album and a surprise US #1. A confident, ambitious late-career statement.

Paul McCartney alone again in lockdown, closing the McCartney trilogy 50 years later. Loose, homemade, and genuinely charming.

McCartney III handed to Beck, St. Vincent, Phoebe Bridgers, and more for a reimagining. A fun, uneven companion to the original.

Paul McCartney's brand-new 2026 record, the latest chapter in a career like no other. A fresh full review of where he stands now.