The McCARTNEY Interview 2LP White Label US Promo Letter & MUSICIAN Mag Interview
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Description
Paul McCartney – The McCartney Interview
Label:
Columbia – A2S 821
Format:
2 × Vinyl, LP, Promo
Country:
US
Released:
1980
Genre:
Non-Music
Style:
Interview
Tracklist
AThe McCartney Interview (Complete) Part 129:51
BThe McCartney Interview (Complete) Part 224:41
C1McCartney II
C2Negative Criticism Of The Beatles And Wings
C3His Influences
C4Venus And Mars / Wild Life
C5Band On The Run
C6Musical Direction / Ringo/George / Hey Jude
C7The White Album / Tension / Helter Skelter
C8Abbey Road
C9Musical Background
C10Early Beatles Mixes
C11The Sgt. Peppers Story
C12Rubber Soul / Revolver
C13Fame And Success
C14Stage Fright During The Beatles And Wings
C15How Wings Started
C16New Wave / Early Beatles
C17Creating The Beatles Sound
D1The Beatles Conquest Of America
D2Beatles' Haircuts And Image
D3Paying Dues In Hamburg & Liverpool
D4Weathering Pressures
D5Video Of Coming Up
D6Playing Bass
D7Lennon McCartney Songwriting
D8Beatles Imitators
D9I Am The Walrus
D10New Wave, Bowie, Ferry, Elvis
D11Pop Music & Radio
D12Getting Married / Changing Perspective / Waterfalls
D13Give Ireland Back To The Irish, Hi Hi Hi / Banned Songs / Children's Songs / Mary Had A Little Lamb
Credits
Photography By – Linda McCartney
Notes
Complete Interview on Record 1, and Edited Banded for Airplay Version on Record 2. the 1st Catalog # is from Spine and appears on Each Lp. the 2nd Catalog # is a variation on Record 1, and the 3rd Variation appears on Record 2.
2-Record set came with promo letter from Columbia Records & Musician Player & Listener magazine (August 1980) which was the source of the interview.
Labels + Cover says DEMONSTRATION - NOT FOR SALE
Originally Recorded for Musician: Player and Listener Magazine.
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