Diana Krall is breaking out the big guns for her next studio album, her first in two years. The Grammy-winning artist is working with David Foster on demos for a "pop record" that tentatively includes tracks by Neil Young, Gordon Lightfoot, and a new composition by Paul McCartney.
Speaking with The Oregonian ahead of a concert date at Portland's Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall, Krall described the McCartney song as an outtake from his 2012 "Kisses on the Bottom" album, a collection of traditional-pop and jazz songs that she helped arrange.