In the latest effort in a line of works presenting his side of his own history (which includeMany Years From Now, Wingspan,theMcCartney 3 2 1docuseries as well asAnthology), Paul McCartney publishedThe Lyrics: 1956 to the Presentin 2021. It was in collaboration with Irish poet Paul Muldoon, an as-told-to project where he got deep into his recollections about a selection of his works, pre, during and post-Beatles. But the book is deeper than that: his observations detailing his entire life from boyhood in Liverpool onward were sparked by the 25 hours of conversations he and Muldoon had. My guest is Terry Zobeck:a first-generation Beatles fan and collector who reviewed the book for Doug Sulpy's 910 newsletter. The most recent issues also feature the first two parts of his three-part critique ofThe Beatles Get Backdocuseries. All of Doug's writings, including the indispensableDrugs, Divorce and a Slipping Image(revised edition) can be found atwww.dougsulpy.com