Thursday, February 10, 1983

Paul receives “Best British Male Artist Of 1982” award

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Last updated on May 4, 2020

Location

Location: Grosvenor House Hotel, London, UK

Timeline

Previous article January 1983 ? • "Yesterday: The Beatles, 1963-1965" book published

Session Jan 25, 1983 • Mixing "Sweetest Little Show", "Keep Under Cover"

Session Feb 01, 1983 • Mixing "Hey Hey"

Article Feb 10, 1983 • Paul receives "Best British Male Artist Of 1982" award

Session Feb 15, 1983 • Mixing "Say Say Say"

Article Feb 28, 1983 • "Give My Regards To Broad Street" filming - Phase 2

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From Wikipedia:

The 1983 Brit Awards were the third edition of the biggest annual pop music awards in the United Kingdom. They are run by the British Phonographic Industry and took place on 8 February 1983 at Grosvenor House Hotel in London.

Paul won the “British Male Solo Artist” award and the “Sony Trophy Award For Technical Excellence” award. The Beatles won the “Outstanding Contribution to Music” award.

Mandatory Credit: Photo by Alan Davidson/Shutterstock (7527042m) The 1983 British Record Industry Awards (brits) (l-r) Pete Townshend Michael Jackson Alison Moyet Paul Mccartney Kim Wilde George Martin Linda Mccartney Freddie Starr 1983 Brits Awards

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