BC 007 / 008: Admit One

Paul McCartney
BC 006: Poetry Corner

Paul McCartney
AP 001: Live At The Hammersmith Odeon, May 26, 1973

Paul McCartney
BC 043 / 044: Let's Go For A Drive

Paul McCartney
BC 029 / 030: Driving Radio

Paul McCartney
BC 023 / 024: Falkoner Theatre

Paul McCartney
BC 025: The Scott Muni Birthday Show

Paul McCartney
BC 022: We're Open Tonight

Paul McCartney
BC 019: Talking About Freedom

Paul McCartney
AP 035: Maracana Stadium Soundcheck : April 20th 1990 Rio De Janeiro Brazil

Paul McCartney
AP 034: Live At The Edinburgh Odeon : May 23, 1973 Matinee Show

Paul McCartney
AP 013: The Howard Stern Show 10/18/2001

Paul McCartney
AP 009: Rushes Mixes

Paul McCartney
BC 039 / 040: Searching For Us Everywhere

Paul McCartney
BC 031 / 032: Up Close January 2002

Paul McCartney
AP 029/030: Nassau Coliseum April 21, 2002

Paul McCartney
AP 019/020: United Center Chicago IL 4/10/2002

Paul McCartney
AP 017/018: Compaq Center San Jose CA 4/3/02

Paul McCartney
AP 031/032/033: Madison Square Garden April 27, 2002

Paul McCartney
AP 021/022/023: United Center Chicago IL 4/11/2002

Paul McCartney
AP 024: WCBS FM Interview

Paul McCartney
AP 016: With Dave Cash And Kenny Everett

Paul McCartney
AP 015: Elstree Film Studios Sept 6, 1975

Paul McCartney
BC 127 / 128: Confessions Of A Japanese Jailbird Volume One

Paul McCartney
BC 129 / 130: Confessions Of A Japanese Jailbird Volume Two

Paul McCartney
BC 053: It's A Secret

Paul McCartney
BC 051: Rockline November 20, 2002

Paul McCartney
AP 179/180: At The Beeb 2005

Paul McCartney
AP 049/050: Back In The US Radio Special

Paul McCartney
PR 007: Offenbach Halle Frankfurt Germany 19 July 1972

Paul McCartney
PR 006: Live 8

Paul McCartney, The Who
BC 122: All The Way To Edinburgh

Paul McCartney
BC 144: Desert Island Discs

Paul McCartney
BC 169: Independently... and Not Together

John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, David Bowie
BC 143: Nineteen Hundred And Seventy Four

Paul McCartney
BC 135: Paul McCartney Breakup

Paul McCartney
AP 139/140: Bridge School Benefit 10/24/2004

Paul McCartney
AP 137/138: Bridge School Benefit 10/23/2004

Paul McCartney
AP 136: Adopt-A-Minefield 2004

Paul McCartney
BC 167 / 168: Sunny Side Up

Paul McCartney

Paul McCartney

AP 112: Capital Radio November 11 1984

AP 113: Capital Radio December 24 1983

AP 114: Parkinson Sunday Supplement Oct 12 1997

AP 115: The Frits Spits Show April 25 2003

AP 136: Adopt-A-Minefield 2004

AP 137/138: Bridge School Benefit 10/23/2004

AP 139/140: Bridge School Benefit 10/24/2004

AP 179/180: At The Beeb 2005

BC 006: Poetry Corner

BC 007 / 008: Admit One

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