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(Untitled) #56 feat. Band on the Run, by Paul McCartney & Wings

19-Oct-16 19:00

(Untitled) #56 feat. Band on the Run, by Paul McCartney & Wings

It's the early 70s. Paul McCartney was 31-years-old, he was feeling creatively devoid, he was being blamed for the breakup of The Beatles, his band had run away, he's in Nigeria and he’s lost all the lyrics and demo tapes to his album. His life should be an unmitigated disaster. Instead, it gave birth to a pop/rock masterpiece. This week, on (Untitled), Ezra and Uma sit back and spin you the record that saved Paul McCartney's career.


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