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features a conversation at normal speed about a specific topic relating to British

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episodes. So what about this episode today? Well it's all about Paul McCartney. Paul

McCartney from The Beatles and Wings, the Rock Star Paul McCartney from the Beatles and Wings, the rock star Paul McCartney or Sir Paul McCartney in fact.

He turned 80 this year, 80 years old and around the time of his birthday earlier this year I received a few

messages from listeners asking me to record an episode about him and of course as a

big Paul McCartney fan I am well up for this. I think it's a great idea.

I did a few episodes last year about John Lennon, so it's only right that I would also do something

about Paul McCartney.

So let's talk about this absolute legend of music, a British national treasure, an international

star, one of the most well-known British people in the world with the Queen,

and someone who we are lucky to have with us in the world performing music,

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