VIDEOCAST #71 - PAUL SALLEY (Author "Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story")
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- Paul Salley joins us to discuss the life and career of Jimmy McCulloch, the late lead guitarist in the 2nd major lineup of Wings. Paul takes us through how he had a #1 hit record in the U.K. at the young age of 16 as a member of Thunderclap Newman with “Something In The Air,” plus the various bands he was in before and after Wings. What was it like to be in a band with Paul McCartney? Did he feel that Wings was a collaborative effort creatively? How did he feel about the Wings Over America tour, and Wings At The Speed Of Sound album, where each member got a lead vocal, and every song received airplay on the radio? Why is it Jimmy never stayed in a band for very long? What is Paul Salley’s favorite Wings song and album? All this and more are covered in our discussion.
Facebook Page for “Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story”:
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Amazon Link for “Little Wing: The Jimmy McCulloch Story”:
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You Tube Channel JimmyMcCullochFan: / jimmymccullochfan
Songs From Jimmy’s History:
I See It All - Thunderclap Newman
• I See It All
Blue: Too Many Miles-John Peel Sessions, Aug. 23, 1973
• Blue: Too Many Miles (...
The Dukes: Heartbreaker
• Heartbreaker
Ken’s Website: www.kenmichaelsradio.com
Things We Said Today podcast Discussion on Wings:
• Things We Said Today #...
Incredible
Little Wing--Great book!
I used to know Glaswegian Drew McMaster, son of the songwriter/ guitarist for the band The Motors. Drew said that his dad told him that Jimmy McCulloch and Macca were once rolling round the studio floor fighting. Drew told me this around 1983.
Really? Okay fighting or really fighting? Cause there was a picture of that on a Wings album. I think it was London Town.
No discussion about his booze and drug issues.Brawls in Nashville that cops had to show up,delaying wings US tour I’m sure Paul was upset about the delay,not going on stage in Boston.Heard during recordings on the boat he was out of control.Maybe Paul was tired of his act .
Great guitarist love his solo on letting go live.
Great show Ken now try and get Joe English that would be interesting
Yes, I don't know why these issues were avoided. Jimmy was a great guitarist, but he was immature. To leave Wings for a reassembled Small Faces, a decade after the Small Faces split up, showed he didn't put much thought into anything except his guitar playing.
Did I miss it, or did the alleged fight with David Cassidy not come up?
It was not mentioned.
Wow!!! Clash of the Titans. Which lady won that cat fight? I'm joking cause the idea of it is hilarious.
Jimmy was an incredible talent and had more of a career than most by 26. As a “sideman” where was there to go bigger? He might have worked up a decent solo album had he lived. The One in Million compilation is superb if you are a fan of British/Mod/Freakbeat sounds.
It's probably really hard to get alot of information on someone like Jimmy. He died young and some of the main players in the band don't say much.
Wow this guy's seems to be "winging" some of his answers.
Ken's asking some legitimate questions and this guy comes up a little short on his knowledge,
Why no mention of Jimmy's drunken escapades and immature, boorish behaviour?
i love jimmy Mcculloch, best lead guitar Paul ever had apart from the Fab Four....played an SG....Venus and Mars best Wings album, much agree with that , call me back again...best bass guitar work is on "coming up"