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

The Egg Pots take a jaunty stroll through Pepperland,

discussing the Beatles and solo Beatle albums with a potpoury of delicious guests.

In this episode, it's welcome return to a friend of the podcast, David Quantick.

Hi, Chris, how's it going?

Awesome. How about you?

Excellent. Yeah, never better. Never better. It's another beetle-related day.

The last thing I saw Paul McCartney had posted a picture of a wall-in-set pillar box,

and the world is crazy with excitement.

It's more like we've got some stamps on the way, apparently.

Oh, nice. Good, because we had Queen, and that was terrible.

What's the point of a stamp we Queen on? So it's about time we had Queen and that was terrible. What's the point of a stamp we're Queen on?

So it's about time we had Paul and all the Beatles.

Absolutely. First class. So the album that you picked today is the 1978 compilation, Wings Greatest.

So why have you picked this one?

I picked it because, well, A, I really love it. B, I had a little superstition about it for years.

Every time I moved flat, which was often in the olden days, whenever I set up my record player,

as we called them then, I would always use this record as the first play. I don't know why. It wasn't

that good for testing stereo, but I liked it, and it just became a habit.

Then, with the age of downloads, I parted company with it. You know, there's so many compilations.

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