Oh man are they effin kidding Paul McCartney contest to win Epiphone guitar!

Oh man this is effin brillant!

Starbucks is offering a promotional contest for FANS to win a designed (hand painted)Epiphone acoustic guitar (replica) or autographed guitar signed by Paul McCartney himself! what the FEEZY! Paul just recently released his latest album

Memory Almost Full thru Starbucks & Hear music. wooohooo! Man I wanna win that, somethin hand painted by Macca himself? WOW!! Winners have a chance of winning 1 of 3 guitars.

oh you want details? http://www.starbucks.com/ for contest particulars.

stay tuned!

Autographed & hand painted Epiphone Texan guitar by Paul McCartney see more here

Paul McCartney played the original Epiphone Texas when the Beatles debuted on the Ed Sullivan show in 1964. This same guitar was played when the Beatles recorded and performed "Yesterday" Below is Paul McCartney playing the orginal Epiphone on the Ed Sullivan show in front of 70 million people give or take a few ~ a great day in music history.

Paul McCartney eyes second deal with Starbucks

MCCARTNEY EYES SECOND DEAL WITH STARBUCKS

SIR PAUL MCCARTNEY is reportedly planning to sign a second record deal with coffee chain Starbucks, because he is thrilled with the sales of his latest album Memory Almost Full. MCCartney caused controversy among his liberal fans when he signed a one-album deal with Starbucks' Hear Music label after 43 years with music giant EMI.

Music industry insiders claim MCCartney refused to sign more than a one-album deal with Hear Music because he was concerned the venture might not work, but after the disc went to number three in the U.S. album charts earlier this month (Jun07), the former Beatle is delighted. An insider tells British newspaper Daily Express, "Paul always had the business brain in The Beatles. Now that the new album is selling well, Paul has finally been convinced to sign a long-term deal with Starbucks and is expected to put pen to papers in the coming weeks. This means Starbucks will be responsible for Paul's albums for many years to come."
21/06/2007 08:13