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December 1970

Interview for BBC Radio 1

Radio interview • Interview of Paul McCartney

Last updated on September 6, 2025

Details

  • Published: December 1970
  • Published by: BBC Radio 1
  • Interview by: Alexis Korner

Timeline

Previous interview Oct 10, 1970 • George Martin interview for New Musical Express (NME)

Article Early December 1970 • Paul McCartney and George Harrison meet

Article December 1970 ? • Paul McCartney acquires Low Ranachan Farm

Interview December 1970 • Paul McCartney interview for BBC Radio 1

Session December 6-11, 1970 • Recording "Monkberry Moon Delight", "Uncle Albert", "Oh Woman, Oh Why", "3 Legs", "Long Haired Lady", "The Back Seat Of My Car"

Article Dec 13, 1970 • Paul and family return to Scotland

Next interview Apr 16, 1971 • Paul McCartney interview for Life Magazine

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