Tuesday, February 21, 1984

“Pipes Of Peace” video wins the “Best Video Of 1983” award

Award • Keefco • Promotional videos

Last updated on October 19, 2025

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Location: Lyceum Theatre • London • UK

Timeline

Article Feb 02, 1984 • Paul McCartney's portrait unveiled at The National Portrait Gallery

Article Feb 13, 1984 • "The Man" single cancelled

Article Feb 21, 1984 • "Pipes Of Peace" video wins the "Best Video Of 1983" award

Single Mar 19, 1984 • "Can't Buy Me Love / You Can't Do That (UK - Picture disc - 1984)" by The Beatles released in the UK

Single Mar 19, 1984 • "Can't Buy Me Love / You Can't Do That (UK - 1984)" by The Beatles released in the UK

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At the British Rock & Pop Awards in 1984, the video of “Pipes Of Peace” won the “Best Video of 1983”. As Paul McCartney couldn’t be physically present at the ceremony (being on a ski holiday), he sent a pre-recorded video message, and the award was collected by the producer of the video, Keith MacMillan, on behalf of Paul.

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