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A collaboration to end all collaborations? Probably not, but this one's awfully notable nonetheless. Sir Paul McCartney, his fellow ex-Beatle Ringo Starr, and Bob Dylan are joining forces to collaborate on new material.
This is the stuff music critics’ dreams are made of, and harkens back to the grandaddy of supergroups, the Traveling Wilburys, which consisted of Dylan, George Harrison, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne. Details are scant otherwise, but expect to hear more about this collaboration soon.
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What's the source for this story?
Is this story based on anything new? An interview? a press release? Or does it just rehash the baseless rumuors and loose talk in interviews.
If so, it should be removed from the website and is very poor journalism.
Not to pile on here but how did Dylan reciprocate?
Did he reciprocate in his appreciation....(not mentioned)?
Did he reciprocate in a collaboration....(also not mentioned)?
Not the best use of the word or writing here.