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OC 034-64292, stereo.
1980, EMI Records Ltd, label - Parlophone.
The McCartney Interview (complete).
Originally recorded for Musician: Player & Listner Magazine.
Total playing time: about 1 hour.
The interviewer: Vic Garbarini, "Musician: Player &
Listener"
Photograph by Linda McCartney
Paul discusses:
| Side One: | |
|---|---|
| 1 | McCartney II |
| 2 | Negative criticism of Beatles & Wings |
| 3 | His influences |
| 4 | Venus & Mars/Wild Life |
| 5 | Band On The Run |
| 6 | Music Direction/Ringo/George/Hey Jude |
| 7 | The White Album/Tension/Helter Skelter |
| 8 | Abbey Road |
| 9 | Musical Background/Trumpet, guitar, piano/learning bass in Hamburg |
| 10 | Early Beatles mixes/Motown & Stax influences |
| 11 | The Sgt. Pepper Story/The Beach Boys' Pet Sounds |
| 12 | Rubber Soul/Revolver |
| 13 | Fame & Success/Paul's & John's reactions |
| 14 | Stage fright during the Beatles and Wings |
| 15 | How Wings started |
| 16 | New Wave/Early Beatles |
| 17 | Creating the Beatles' sound/Love Me Do & early songs |
| Side Two: | |
| 1 | The Beatles conquest of America |
| 2 | Beatles' haircuts & image |
| 3 | Paying dues in Hamburg & Liverpool/early tours |
| 4 | Weathering pressures/The break-up |
| 5 | Video of Coming Up/Reliving the Beatle image |
| 6 | Playing bass |
| 7 | Lennon-McCartney songwriting/Dislike of formulas |
| 8 | Beatles' imitators |
| 9 | I Am The Walrus/The Black Carnation/Sgt. Pepper LP Cover |
| 10 | New Wave/Bowie, Ferry, Elvis |
| 11 | Pop Music & Radio |
| 12 | Getting Married/Changing Perspective/Waterfalls |
| 13 | Give Ireland Back To The Irish, Hi-Hi-Hi/Banned songs/Mary Had A Little Lamb |
Note: EMI engineers added a bonus "clue" to this album. It's a little note from Paul that appears at the end of side two, in the outgroove, just before the needle lifts. If you play the outgroove backwards, Paul says: "I'm still a Walrus." (Thanks to Ron Synovitz for this info!)
This track listing and the cover image were provided by Leonid Revzin (leonid@globes.co.il).
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