Paul McCartney: Listen to what the man sang

RALPH Sallâs voice dips. âYou know, if itâs okay, Dylan doesnât want that kind of conversation,â says the respected producer and soundtrack supervisor. He sounds spooked.
âDylanâ, of course, is Bob Dylan, with whom Sall collaborated on the Art of McCartney, a sprawling tribute record to Paul McCartney, the former Beatle. Sall approached Dylanâs management with a proposal: would the rasping troubadour be interested in interpreting a McCartney song? To Sallâs surprise, the answer came back in the positive: what happened next, though, must remain a mystery â as Sall says, Dylan would prefer his working methods to remain private.