Paul McCartney – Flaming Pie: All Access

Paul McCartney – Flaming Pie: All Access

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Tune in Saturday at 4 PM and Monday at 5 PM for a special rebroadcast!

On July 31st, Paul McCartney and MPL/Capitol/Universal Records release Paul’s brilliant 1997 album Flaming Pie  in multiple configurations as part of his Grammy Award-winning Archive Series. This one-hour special, hosted by Dan Neer,  contains songs from Flaming Pie, as well as from Paul’s early solo career and The Beatles interspersed with  interviews with Paul and some of his special guests on the album: Ringo Starr, Steve Miller and Jeff Lynne.

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