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How Paul McCartney launched Wings on the UK’s university circuit

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By Paul Sexton 
| Rolling Stone UK
After Paul McCartney stepped down from the roof of the Apple Corps building at 3 Savile Row on 30 January 1969, having taken part in a truly epochal final live performance by the Beatles, it would be three years and a week before he strode onto a stage again. So where did one of the most famous people in the world choose to end this exile of just over 1,100 days from gigging and six years from touring? It was not at Wembley Stadium, Madison Square Garden or the Budokan.
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“For roughly 150 days of the year I’m an unpaid amateur flute player, and I have a lot of fun doing it”: Ian Anderson explains why he does what he does – and the onstage mistake that sometimes stops him

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By Paul Sexton 
| Flipboard
The one musician Ringo Starr and John Lennon said was better than The Beatles: “Always at a higher level” Ringo Starr didn’t really have the same aspirations during his solo career as the rest of the former Beatles. He was still one of the finest drummers …
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“Somebody said I was the ice queen, because I just didn’t move on stage – I was terrified!” The woman who became a prog star after being asked to lead the singing at anti-nuke marches

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By Paul Sexton 
| Inkl
Pentangle. Pentangle vocalist Jacqui McShee was part of the original 1960s line-up with Bert Jansch and John Renbourn, and has subsequently become the longest-serving member, continuing their musical legacy as Jacqui McShee’s Pentangle. In 2020 she told Prog about how she found a career in music, even though she hadn’t planned on it. People have known you as a vocalist for well over 50 years. Was it something you always wanted to pursue?
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