Chase My Blues Away

Written by Paul McCartneyUnreleased song

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Song facts

Chase My Blues Away” was the working title of “Your Loving Flame” from the “Driving Rain” album. It was premiered during the 1999 Parkinson show, with Paul on Piano joined by David Gilmour on guitar part-way through.

Before playing the song, Paul declared that he was “only just kind of finishing it up – came to me in an hour or so – words and music“. He later said about the song:

‘Your Loving Flame’ was written on the 36th floor of the Carlyle Hotel in New York, just because I thought I was walking into a Cole Porter movie – the room had a grand piano and a plate glass window overlooking Central Park. I wrote that really fast. – Paul McCartney, 2001

Last updated on April 26, 2018

Bootlegs


B-Sides Complete Vol. 6

Unofficial album • Released in 2000

Live performances

“Chase My Blues Away” has been played in 1 concerts.

Latest concerts where Chase My Blues Away has been played


Parkinson

Dec 03, 1999 • United Kingdom • London • BBC Television Center, Studio 6 • TV show

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Andrew Lynch 6 years ago

This was actually the working title of Your Loving Flame from the Driving Rain album. The song was essentially written complete by the time Paul premiered it on Parkinson's. It even had Dave Gilmour on guitar at that show. The studio version would follow later and it was played a multitute of times on those supporting tours.


The PaulMcCartney Project 6 years ago

Thanks Andrew - page updated with your comments ! :)


Barry Way 2 years ago

Also there is a studio version on the Paul McCartney B-sides set the "Chase my blues away"


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