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Ah! Hello and welcome to I am the Eggpot with me Chris Shaw.

The Eggpots take a jaunty stroll through Pepperland,

discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums,

with a popery of delicious guests.

In this, amazingly the 50th episode,

it's a delight to welcome back,

friend of the podcast, David Quantick.

Hello, Chris, 50.

I can't believe it.

It seems like only yesterday we were doing number at 17. I know, Chris. 50. I can't believe it. It seems like only yesterday we were doing number

at 17. I know time flies. Oddly enough, we're doing this in the week that Paul's

announced McCartney 3's on its way. What are your thoughts on that? I'm very excited,

but I'm more excited because the marketing wants me to be excited, because it is effectively a just another solo album.

A lot of my younger friends are going, oh, it's going to be McCartney.

It's not going to be McCartney, too.

It's not going to be McCartney one.

I'm slightly worried because, as we know, in 1970, McCartney came out when he left the Beatles.

In 1980, he came out when he left the Beatles in 1980, he came out when he left wings. And the only

person he can leave now is himself. So it might be Paul to split rumors in 2021. So which brings us to

the album that you've picked, which is Paul's 2018 album, Egypt Station. So why did you pick this one?

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