On January 14th, 1969, Paul McCartney entered the largely-vacant Twickenham studios to continue working on The Beatles Get Back project. During a conversation with a member of the film crew,
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Wings’ “Jet” and “Band on the Run” altered Paul McCartney’s career trajectory, according to him. They inspired him to write new songs in the style of The Beatles. During an
Wings At The Speed of Sound is the moment Paul McCartney felt comfortable enough with his bandmates to let them play their own material, which, admittedly, only lasted for one
It’s 50 years this week since Paul McCartney rocked Lancaster University’s Great Hall – Beyond Radio
It’s 50 years this week since Paul McCartney and Wings played a gig at Lancaster University’s Great Hall. The concert formed part of the Wings University Tour in 1972, shortly
One of the most popular post-Beatles hits for any of the Fab Four was Paul McCartney’s ‘Live and Let Die’
When an Avis van full of unknown musicians rolled up at Newcastle University asking if they could play a gig
In 1968 The Beatles were working hard on their ninth record, The White Album. It was released on November 22,
January 7, 1969, London. John has yet to make it to the Twickenham film studios. Paul starts strumming his Höfner
Marking today’s 50th anniversary of the December 7, 1971 release of Wings’ debut album Wild Life, the album will soon be reissued as
The Beatles weren’t just a great outfit; they were comprised of four incredibly impressive songwriters who, after the band’s split in 1970, would make good on that notion and go
