Watch Paul McCartney Drive Down Memory Lane in Liverpool on James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke

After much speculation, James Corden hosted the one and only Paul McCartney on The Late Late Show’s Carpool Karaoke, and we’re here to report that nothing has ever been more good or pure. During the 23-minute episode, the two Englishmen tour Liverpool—McCartney’s childhood home, where The Beatles famously first collaborated—jam out to tracks old and new, and swap musical stories. At one point (it’s during “Let It Be,” circa 06:45), Corden even becomes floored with emotion following one of McCartney’s retellings. But with all the moving tales of Beatles lore, there’s also lots of laughs, replete with James Corden’s typical verve. Watch it all go down below.

If you’re one to watch Carpool Karaoke clips on the fly, take it from us: You’ll want to carve out the entire 23 minutes for this one—watch until the end for an emotional take on “Hey Jude.” Corden and McCartney also drive to “Blackbird” and “Come On To Me,” one of McCartney’s newly released singles. Corden also dons a number of Beatles-inspired costumes, all of which you’ll want to see, too.

Corden was thrilled with this particular episode’s result, and his reaction (below) is only fitting, considering the excitement that having Paul McCartney ride around Liverpool in one’s car would induce.

Ok, so here it is. Quite possibly the best #CarpoolKaraoke we’ve done so far. I hope you like it. I’ll never ever forget it. Take a breath and jump in https://t.co/7iwvw6qWTA x

— James Corden (@JKCorden) June 22, 2018

Paul McCartney announced this week that his first new album since 2013, Egypt Station, is set to arrive on Sept. 7 via Captiol Records. He also shared two singles from the record, the rousing rock track “Come On To Me” and its more soothing counterpart “I Don’t Know,” and their accompanying lyric videos. Find those tunes here.

Again, you can watch McCartney’s Carpool Karaoke episode below and enjoy Paste audio from a 1990 McCartney show further down. After that, do some more Beatles reminiscing with our list of the band’s 50 best songs.