Episode 158: ’Live And Let Die’

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2Legs: A Paul McCartney Podcast

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Episode 158: ’Live And Let Die’

2022-02-26

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"But in this ever changing world in which we live in.." Yes, that is one of the many topics covered in this week's episode which we are really excited to share with you. Co-Author of the "McCartney...

"But in this ever changing world in which we live in.."

Yes, that is one of the many topics covered in this week's episode which we are really excited to share with you. Co-Author of the "McCartney Legacy" book, Adrian Sinclair and author/journalist Eoghan Lyng (Forthcoming Book: George Harrison in the 70s) join Tom and Andy for a discussion on 'Live and Let Die' (June 1973 release).

The quad also discuss the James Bond film of the same name, other films/themes in the Bond series. We dispel some myths, analyse the track, discuss our favourite bits, the timeframe in which it was recorded.

A fun fact - most people's first exposure to the song would be a full month before release when it was featured in the "James Paul McCartney" TV Special.

Adrian & Allan's website for the McCartney Legacy Book. (Coming October 2022!) https://www.mccartneylegacy.com/

Eoghan's link for "George Harrison in the 70s"