Henry McCullough and Denny Seiwell quit Wings

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Previous article August 1973 • Wings Fun Club newsletter #4 published

Interview August 1973 • Paul McCartney interview for Punch Magazine

Interview Aug 11, 1973 • Denny Laine interview for Record Mirror

Article Aug 29, 1973 • Henry McCullough and Denny Seiwell quit Wings

Session September 1-23, 1973 • "Band On The Run" sessions in Lagos

Session October 1973 • "Band On The Run" sessions #2

Next article Oct 23, 1973 • Photo shoot of the "Band On The Run" cover

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August 29

Reporter Barb Fenick arrives for an interview at Paul’s Scottish farm. Meanwhile, on the eve of Wings’ departure for recording sessions in Lagos in Nigeria, Henry McCullough and Denny Seiwell phone Paul to inform him that they will not be coming. Paul is not greatly distressed, and instead expresses his pleasure that he … “can now play drums on the album”.

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