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When Paul McCartney wrote songs, played bass and sung in the Beatles, he was part of one of the biggest musical forces in history. After the group broke up in 1969 and each member went his respective way, McCartney would go on to launch a solo career that has straddled the boundaries of various genres, including experimental electronics and unabashed pop. Over the decades of McCartney's enduring solo career, the musician has managed to stay spry and extremely enthusiastic about his music--evidenced by his marathon-like live performances.
