Thursday, July 5, 1973

Paul and Linda McCartney at the “Live And Let Die” UK premiere

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Previous article Jun 29, 1973 • "Live And Let Die" premiered in New York

Album Jul 02, 1973 • "Live And Let Die - Original Soundtrack" by Various Artists released in the US

Concert Jul 04, 1973 • UK • Sheffield

Article Jul 05, 1973 • Paul and Linda McCartney at the "Live And Let Die" UK premiere

Concert Jul 06, 1973 • UK • Birmingham

Interview Jul 06, 1973 • Interview with Paul McCartney - Forming Wings

Next article August 1973 • Paul McCartney is opposed to a stage version of "Sgt. Pepper's"

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Live And Let Die / I Lie Around
By Paul McCartney & Wings

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Live And Let Die / I Lie Around
By Paul McCartney & Wings • 7" Single

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Live And Let Die
Officially appears on Live And Let Die / I Lie Around

Paul and Linda take a break from the tour to join a star-studded line-up present at the London premiere of the new James Bond film Live And Let Die at the Odeon cinema in Leicester Square, London. Paul arrives wearing a tuxedo and bow tie, but without a shirt. The gala gathering is in aid of the National Playing Fields Association and the Stars Organisation for Spastics. To attend the screening, Paul cancels this evening’s scheduled Wings concert in Stoke-on-Trent at the Trentham Gardens.

From Film – ‘Live and Let Die’ Premiere – London. Paul McCartney and his wife Linda attend the premiere of Live and Let Die at the Leicester Square Odeon Stock Photo – Alamy

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