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Paul McCartney has taken over The Tonight Show Thursday, the Beatles legend interpreted "Come On to Me" of his new album Station of Egypt, spoke about his writing process, threw riders with Jimmy Fallon and danced with Kendall Jenner.
During the interview, Fallon told the story of a dinner in London with McCartney and how the whole restaurant burst into song "Hey Jude", an incident that McCartney did not remember. "We were drunk," McCartney admitted. Fallon, McCartney and The Tonight Show The audience then launched a "Hey Jude".
After presenting his personal collection of McCartney's solo albums, Fallon asks McCartney to joke with the call of the lucky recipient of the host's childhood number of the evening:
McCartney then went on to discuss his writing process, particularly the way he uses music as therapy. "The good thing about songs is that if you're in a bad mood, it's a good thing to do. It's like a therapy for yourself, "said McCartney.
"If you feel bad, you can go somewhere with your guitar and you can start telling your guitar problems and solve your problem. Normally, you're a little optimistic towards the end, and suddenly you have a song. And you feel better. McCartney then released an angry song for the Tonight public.
McCartney then spoke about his new album produced by Greg Kurstin Station of Egypt and how he approached the recording of the album differently. "We can not really make the modern pop album where there are a lot of singles, people like Taylor Swift and Beyonce have that kind of thing covered. And they have better legs than me, "said McCartney.
McCartney also discussed his upcoming Freshen Up Tour as well as his unforgettable concert on Friday night at Grand Central Station in New York.
The Tonight Show opened Wednesday with his colleague Kendall Jenner dancing in his dressing room for Station of Egypt"Fuh You", with Fallon, and finally McCartney, joining with:
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