WomanEL has learned that 81-year-old British singer Paul McCartney has had his long-lost guitar, which he purchased in 1961 for £30, returned to him. The instrument was stolen from the musician in 1972.
Metro reported that the bass guitar was found in the attic of a house in England. After years of searching with the team behind the international project The Lost Bass, the guitar ended up in the family home in Sussex. A local resident, who heard about the search for a Beatles member's musical instrument, remembered that he had a similar guitar that he had once bought, and it turned out that it was the McCartney guitar that disappeared more than half a century ago.
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The instrument, now valued at £10 million, needs repairs but experts believe it can be done easily restored and it can be played again.
By the way, it was on this guitar that Paul McCartney recorded many hits of The Beatles, such as “Love Me Do”, “Twist” and others.< /p>
Recall that earlier Paul McCartney admitted that he almost killed a fan.