Linda McGear's guest appearances

Linda McGear

When They Was Fab: Electric Arguments About the Beatles

Tom Hanks

Paul Simon

Annie Leibovitz

Willie Nelson

Howard Stern

Don McLean

Brian Grazer

Conan O'Brien

Steve Lukather

Oprah Winfrey

Stephen Colbert

David Letterman

Larry King

Ben Folds

George Harrison

OwlTail

Mike McGear

Paddy Moloney

Viv Stanshall

Week two of our look at the McGear box set from Cherry Red Records.     Mike takes us through his memory of his promotional video for "Leave It", and more while sitting in LIPA (formerly the art school and the Liverpool Institute) and the Everyman Theater in Liverpool.   We then discuss the outtakes and other tracks from Mike with and without "our kid".    Of particular note is Paul's final work in Apple studios.    The show closes with a brief visit to London, 1963 to discuss the wonders of spectral editing and the magic in a new, amazing fan-made stereo mix of the "Please Please Me" album.

<p>Week two of our look at the McGear box set from Cherry Red Records.     Mike takes us through his memory of his promotional video for "Leave It", and more while sitting in LIPA (formerly the art school and the Liverpool Institute) and the Everyman Theater in Liverpool.   We then discuss the outtakes and other tracks from Mike with and without "our kid".    Of particular note is Paul's final work in Apple studios.    The show closes with a brief visit to London, 1963 to discuss the wonders of spectral editing and the magic in a new, amazing fan-made stereo mix of the "Please Please Me" album.</p>

2019.37 Rainclouds -- Mike McGear, Paul and Linda McGear, Paddy Moloney, Viv Stanshall, The Beatles

In 1974, just after Band on the Run was released, Paul and his brother Michael went into the studio to write and record an album that would rank among the more interesting Wings projects.    This was not merely a novelty like "Thrillington", or an oddball piece like the later "Twin Freaks".   The brothers combined strengths with the core of Wings (Linda, Denny and Jimmy McCulloch) to create a funny, lyrically interesting pop album which has been largely forgotten about until its rerelease this year.    Next week, the video and bonus material on this new deluxe clamshell edition!

<p>In 1974, just after Band on the Run was released, Paul and his brother Michael went into the studio to write and record an album that would rank among the more interesting Wings projects.    This was not merely a novelty like "Thrillington", or an oddball piece like the later "Twin Freaks".   The brothers combined strengths with the core of Wings (Linda, Denny and Jimmy McCulloch) to create a funny, lyrically interesting pop album which has been largely forgotten about until its rerelease this year.    Next week, the video and bonus material on this new deluxe clamshell edition!</p>

2019.36 Ten Years on Strawberry Jam -- Mike McGear, The Scaffold, 10CC, Paul and Linda McGear McCartney, Wings