Paul McCartney - In His Own Words Album

Tracklist

1	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 1 June 1972 (Part 3)
2	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 18 April 1982 (Part 1)
3	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 12 May 1989 (Part 3)
4	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 3)
5	Rock On, BBC Radio 1, 23 December 1978 (Part 2)
6	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 2)
7	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 5)
8	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 4)
9	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 15 December 1985 (Part 1)
10	Paul McCartney: Sold On Song, BBC Radio 2, 17 September 2005 (Part 3)
11	Paul McCartney: Sold On Song, BBC Radio 2, 17 September 2005 (Part 1)
12	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 18 April 1982 (Part 2)
13	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 15 December 1985 (Part 2)
14	Woman's Hour, BBC Radio 4, 24 February 1972
15	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 18 April 1982 (Part 3)
16	Rock On, BBC Radio 1, 23 December 1978 (Part 1)
17	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 12 May 1989 (Part 4)
18	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 2)
19	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 1)
20	Paul McCartney: Sold On Song, BBC Radio 2, 17 September 2005 (Part 2)
21	Paul McCartney: Sold On Song, BBC Radio 2, 17 September 2005 (Part 4)
22	The World At One, BBC Radio 4, 28 November 1984 (Part 1)
23	Insight, BBC Radio 1, 11 April 1976
24	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 12 May 1989 (Part 2)
25	The World At One, BBC Radio 4, 26 March 1968
26	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 1)
27	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 12 May 1989 (Part 1)
28	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 15 December 1985 (Part 3)
29	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 5)
30	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 4)
31	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 3)
32	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 1 June 1972 (Part 2)
33	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 1 June 1972 (Part 4)
34	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 1 June 1972 (Part 1)
35	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 15 December 1992
36	Johnnie Walker's Sounds Of The 70s, BBC Radio 2, 30 August 2009 (Part 6)
37	The World At One, BBC Radio 4, 28 November 1984 (Part 2)
38	Rock On, BBC Radio 1, 23 December 1978 (Part 3)
39	Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 (Part 6)
40	BBC Radio Archive Interview, 15 December 1985 (Part 4)

Credits

• Voice – Brian Matthew, Jane Asher, Janice Long, Johnnie Walker , Linda McCartney, Mark Radcliffe, Michael Parkinson , Paul Gambaccini, Paul McCartney, Simon Mayo

Notes

"An Audio Go Production"

No track titles or track numbers listed on the sleeve.

Sleeve notes:
"In interviews ranging from 1968 to 2009, Paul McCartney talks about touring the UK with Wings (which was then a new band); a mid-70s offer to re-form the Beatles; the early days of the Beatles, and their final break-up. He also discusses his solo albums; receiving the freedom of the City of Liverpool; Christmas with his family; his love of music, and his career since the break-up of the Beatles up to 2009. BBC Archive Voices features interviews with some of the key figures from the fields of entertainment, sport, politics and literature - many of which haven't been heard since their original transmission. This is a unique window into the past and is a chance for us to hear those who contributed to the richness of our cultural heritage. With access to the entire archive of BBC Radio and television, we can now witness some of the most lively, entertaining and informative encounters in BBC broadcasting."

(No voices are credited on the CD. All voices credited from playing the CDs. Titles annotated from track intros)

Barcodes

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Album

McCartney is the debut solo album by English musician Paul McCartney, released on 17 April 1970 by Apple Records. He recorded the album in secrecy, mostly using basic home-recording equipment at his house in St John's Wood. Mixing and some later recording took place at professional studios in London. In its preference for loosely arranged performance, McCartney eschewed the polish of the Beatles' past records in favour of a lo-fi style. Apart from occasional contributions by his wife, Linda, he. Paul McCartney. BBC Radio Archive Interview, Recorded 18th April 1982, 08:28. BBC Radio Archive Interview, Recorded 15th December 1985, 15:09. McCartney, Paul Gambaccini, Paul, McCartney. In His Own Words. Your Rating. Music Video Distribution 9781445846583. Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 Part 2. Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 Part 3. Parkinson Meets Paul McCartney, BBC 1, 3 December 1999 Part 4. He also discusses his solo albums receiving the freedom of the City of Liverpool Christmas with his family his love of music, and his career since the break-up of the Beatles up to 2009. Flaming Pie saw Sir Paul reunite with longtime Beatles producer George Martin who co-produced with ELOs Jeff Lynne to deliver one of his most critically acclaimed albums as a solo artist. In a. RELATED: Paul McCartney Offers Words Of Hope During Interview With Howard Stern: Were All Going Through This Together. Understandably, The Beatles were fresh in his mind when he went into the studio. Anthology' threw up all of these memories that I hadnt had any reason to think of for so long, he explained. Paul McCartney - Junior's Farm - Продолжительность: 4:20 PaulMcCartneyVids Recommended for you. Paul McCartney im Interview 2016 - Продолжительность: 10:39 MartyShari Recommended for you. This Day Tonight: Paul McCartney 1975 - Продолжительность: 3:58 ABCLibrarySales Recommended for you. Today Paul McCartney releases his seventeenth studio album, Egypt Station. Thats not including his seven LPs with Wings and numerous compilation, soundtrack, and classical records since The Beatles disbandment in 1970. Paul McCartney: What makes the most successful songwriter in pop music history want to keep on releasing albums Over the past few months, Beatlemaniacs and their ilk have been engaged in a near-ceaseless chorus of 'Should he' or 'Shouldnt he' with the most cynical among them asking 'Why even bother' . A nice glimpse into Paul in his own words. Paul talks of forming Wings, his vast Solo Career, and other personal matters between him and the other members of that other band he was in, , yeah, The Beatles It's a great listen as Paul just lays it all out on the line. I don't want to spoil anything, if you want to find out, order this disc. The McCartney album was good fun, Paul remembers, because I got a machine from EMI, only a four-track, and I just had it in my living room where I lived in London at the time. Id just go in for the day like Monsieur Magritte. Go in and do a little bit of stuff and make something up, and knock off in the evenings. It was very interesting to do and it had a certain kind of rawness, because I was breaking loose after The Beatles, we all got a feeling of that, I think. During the Beatles period Id said to John, I think I should do an album called Paul McCartney Goes Too Far. He said, '