Paul McCartney & Ringo Starr's First Duet: Home to Us

0:00It's April 24th. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered Entertainment Report. Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr just dropped their first duet ever. A track called Home to Us from Paul's upcoming 21st solo album, Boys of. Dungeon Lane. The 83-year-old legend shared the story at his album listening party in Los Angeles on April 16th. It started when Paul linked up with producer Andrew and Ringo swung by to lay down some drums. Things got a bit bumpy with a mix up. Andrew thought Ringo's initial drum take was too short for the full song, which left Ringo a little frustrated. Then Paul sent over a demo for vocals, but Ringo only hit the chorus, making Paul worry he hated it. Luckily, they cleared the air quick. Fans are buzzing about this milestone, especially since his Ringo's first duet with any beatle. Paul joked about it to the crowd, highlighting how special it feels after all these years. The songs and nod to their Liverpool roots, that rough neighborhood that still felt like

1:02home. Ringo chimed in on Jimmy Kimmel Live on April 20th, calling it amusing and real. He loved how the process flipped drums first, then everything else layered on by Paul. It's got that authentic vibe straight from where they grew up. With the album hitting shells May 29th, this collaboration brings the Beatles magic back in a fresh way, proving those old bonds never fade.