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Take 121, juni 2007

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UNCUT

Editor’s Letter
When we first approached his office with the idea we’d had of talking to Paul McCartney about that period of his career that covered his final split with The Beatles and the music he went on to make with Wings, we weren’t sure what his response might be. A lot has lately been going on in his life, sadly not all of it even remotely pleasant, and there have understandably been a fraught few moments with the press. You could imagine him maybe considering the proposition and just as easily imagine him turning it down.

In the event, McCartney’s people were back to us quickly with an answer, which was that yes, Paul was more than keen to have his say about what he’d achieved with Wings. We got the impression that not only were there stories to be told, memories to be revisited, but that this was a chance to make clear how proud he was of the records he made with Wings and simultaneously challenge the notion that, even at their best, Wings were not much more than a secondrate Beatles – were, in fact, in the immortal words of Alan Partridge “the group The Beatles could have been”.

Features 
AN AUDIENCE WITH… - Mani of Primal Scream 
IN HIS OWN WRITE - J Mascis of Dinosaur Jr 
CH-CH-CHANGES - Suicide’s Alan Vega 
UNCUT MEETS... - The Gossip’s Beth Ditto 
YOU HAD TO BE THERE - Aceeed! in the house at Shoom! 
THE STARS THAT FAME FORGOT - Doll By Doll 
MY LIFE IN MUSIC - Bright Eyes’ Conor Oberst 
THE MAKING OF... - The Beach Boys’ “Good Vibrations” 
FROM THE VAULT - 2004: battling brothers Ray and Dave Davies of The Kinks 
FEEDBACK - Your letters 
ASK UNCUT - Your music queries answered by our experts 
STOP ME… - Mike Oldfield goes all touchy-feely 

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