What song did Paul McCartney record about Scotland?
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Mull of Kintyre.\n\nIt reached and stayed at number 1 in the UK for nine weeks and for several years held the record as the highest-selling single in the UK.\n\nOne place where it was not a major hit was the United States, where it only managed to make it to number 33 on the pop singles charts, and that was as the B-side of "Girls School", not the A-side. As a consequence, McCartney has not played "Mull of Kintyre" during his subsequent concert tours of America, only adding it back on forays into Canada.
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I Wanna Hold Your Hand - The Beatles
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He may not be the only one, but Paul McCartney always has one onstage that he got as a gift from his late wife Linda.\n1/31/06
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wings is a band That McCartney played with after the Beatles Broke up
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just depends on the version\nIf it was female vocals then it could be\n Dochas   ( predominately female group)\n\nOr ( this is probably more likely)\nBlair Douglas\n  and the album is Summer of Skye\n\nnelson mandela's welcome to Glasgow
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it was a song sung by the Beatles but it is called magical mystery tour
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Westlife recorded it as well.....\n\nhttp://www.westlife.com/releases.php?track=235&id=80
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It's called "So Bad" by Paul McCartney, from the album "Pipes of Peace"
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Yesterday by McCartney and Lennon.
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Lyrics of which song"
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I read an article in Rolling Stone Magazine that stated they were recording something in London. I think a Christmas song or something like that.
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Loves me like a rock by Paul Simon?
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http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20060518/en_nm/mccartney_dc_9\n\nThere's no fool like an old fool.
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'Back in the USSR' was Paul McCartney's idea of a little joke - Chuck Berry (to whom the song is partly an homage) had a song called 'Back in the USA' and there was an advertising campaign in the UK at the time that went 'I'm backing the UK'. While playing around with the similarities between the two, he decided to change it, for slightly satiric reasons, to 'Back in the USSR'.\n\nThe bulk of the song being about women is probably a reference to the Beach Boys and songs like 'California Girls' (of which it seems almost a direct parody).\n\nThe Beatles never played Russia while they were together as a group, but of course Paul McCartney has been there since and recorded an album especially for the Russian market in the days of Glastnost. It's name, 'Snova S SSSR' was just a translation of that song name. He has since released albums called 'Back in the USA' and 'Back in the World'. Perhaps he ought to give it a rest by now...\n\nOf course, one imagines that they had met a few Russian (or Ukranian or Georgian) girls... They certainly had the opportunity to meet whomever they wanted!
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http://breizhpartitions.free.fr/en/p_scotland.php?recherche%5Bregion%5D=ecosse&page=3\n\nmain site\n\nhttp://breizhpartitions.free.fr/en/affiche.php?num=10\n\nmusic link
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James.\n\nYep, he's really James Paul McCartney.
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You're getting confused... Paul MacCartney is 'Macca'\n\n'Macca' is a nickname we Brits use for 'Paul McCartney'. It comes a shortening of his surname.