Mull of Kintyre

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I also had clipped up, uh, Delilah, Mull of Kintyre, Greasy Chip Butty-

Oh, yeah, right

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It get-

Yeah.

Mull of Kintyre before Forest is ridiculous.

Yeah.

And then, I think Wuthering Heights is actually quite a good call because that's, again, a very, very specific song.

But I'd maybe err towards something like, well, here's one that I don't think you could cover well, Mull of Kintyre.

If we're staying with McCartney and talking about that because that, again, it's got the pipe band in it.

It's, it's because it's so specifically that thing.

I mean, it's a pop song that... comes to Paul in his dreams let me say but I mean I love the album as it is and I'm always keen on thinking less is more so 14 songs and there's a couple which are not necessarily great songs as I said they work in the context but better having a single album and after having a triple with Wings of America a double album in the context of the market of 1978 could have been a risky move.

Mull of Kintyre, that's one.

That was a demo Paul had from years before, and you talked about he and Denny writing songs together.

He helped complete that one.

I'm talking Steve, I'm talking Greg, um, and anyone else that was there.

Um, and I just loved hearing "Mull of Kintyre" on repeat, um, through the game.

So yeah, Anfield's meant to be really loud isn't it? And it's meant to be a cauldron.

The cauldron was the noise of the Forest fans.

It's pretty close.

Like Mull of Kintyre is not that far away.

It's not

that far.

nowSee.

My desire is always to be here on Mull of Kintyre.

Mull of Kintyre.

Oh, mist rolling in from the sea.

My desire-

Yeah, well, we'll see how the Mull of Kintyre, um, affects the, the Premier League outcome and whether Nottingham Forest end up there this season as Tim Vickery has predicted.

Anyway, Ivor is in North London.

Ivor, good evening, good morning.

And they, they've got a song about fog.

They sing about fog coming in, and it's not, it's, you know, Mull of Kintyre, but fog.

That's, that's how insipid they are.

Anyway, that was my take.

I totally agree with you.

Paul McCartney, in my view, has written one decent song in the last 40 years, and that's Mull of Kintyre.

Yeah.

And, and, and what I'm saying is-

And y- you hear it, you cannot help but think of England in particular.

It's like Mull of Kintyre, you think of Scotland.

Pomp and Circum- you think of England.

Now, 1911, it's only 10 years later, there's a new king, George V, and the, the global situation, European situation, it's mu- it's much dicier.