Paul McCartney got defensive when Michael Jackson called him out of the blue in the early 1980s. It would have benefited him to keep his guard up when Jackson swooped in and bought The Beatles ...

Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney's friendship was soured forever after the King of Pop made a shock financial move that ...

Paul McCartney didn’t think Michael Jackson would buy The Beatles’ catalog. After Beatlemania took over the world in the 1960s, Jackson was the next artist who sent the world into a frenzy in ...

Music brought Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson together, and it also tore them apart.. They recorded several duets in the '80s, among them the charttopping "Say Say Say," but then saw a ...

From Thriller’s lead single, The Girl is Mine to McCartney’s Pipes of Peace standout, chart-topping hit, Say, Say, Say and album cut, The Man, Michael and Paul’s collaborations seemed, to all exterior ...

Paul McCartney appeared on a divisive track from Michael Jackson’s Thriller. In retrospect, Paul revealed his feelings on Thriller and some of Jackson’s other music.

Michael Jackson and Paul McCartney created 2 famous songs together in the 1980s. Jackson and Paul are two of the most famous musicians of the 20th century. Despite this, ...

Paul McCartney has brought a little more Michael Jackson into the world. The musician released a remix of his classic collaboration with Jackson, Say, Say, Say, on Facebook Tuesday, more than 30 ...

Legendary Beatle Paul McCartney is bringing a tiny bit of Michael Jackson back to life. McCartney has released a never-heard remix of “Say Say Say,” his famous 1983 duet with Michael Ja… ...

Paul McCartney and Michael Jackson have quite a history; first as collaborators, pairing up for a pair of early '80s singles, the goofy The Girl Is Mine and the groovy Say, Say, Say; and then as ...

Paul McCartney, who will be in Detroit later this month, has just released a new music video for his 1983 duet with Michael Jackson "Say Say Say." ...

Michael Jackson performs at the Millennium World Music Awards in Monaco on May 10, 2000. Paul McCartney used previously unheard vocals to create a remix of "Say Say Say" and released a video Tuesday.