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An Analysis Of The Beatles?

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Nancy R last edited by
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wingsoverkc last edited by

So Sir Paul was involved in 43% of the Beatles #1 hits and the great John Lennon was involved in only 14%. Well duh. The 1970's kind of proved that. Paul went out and did it again with WINGS. Let's see; 7 #1 songs and 5 #1 albums. A record shattering tour in 1976 with Wings Over America.
"If you want the Beatles, go see Wings"-George Harrison 1974

"This is for all the Wings fans!" - McCartney introducing "1985" for the first time on American soil (Phoenix 2010)
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