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In 1963, Graham Nash fell in love with The Beatles. Now, he’s still waiting to sing with Paul McCartney
Graham Nash has long sought to experiment with his songwriting, drawing inspiration from artists including Brian Wilson and the Beatles. He says his greatest musical wish is to sing a two-part harmony with Paul McCartney on ‘Yesterday’, a collaboration that would bring together two musicians he admires.
Nash described the duet as his “top bucket-list item” and joked that anyone with McCartney’s number should call him. He has sung Beatles songs with Crosby, Stills and Nash, but says the imagined performance would be just him and McCartney, accompanied by one guitar. The article suggests a collaboration remains possible, given McCartney’s history of working with other musicians.
In short
- Graham Nash wants to sing ‘Yesterday’ with Paul McCartney.
- He imagines a two-part harmony accompanied by one guitar.
- Nash calls the duet his top musical bucket-list wish.