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“Hi, Hi, Hi” lunchtime party

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On this day, Paul McCartney and Wings organized a lunchtime party to introduce their new single, “Hi, Hi, Hi / C Moon“. The invitation read:

Paul McCartney and Wings
invite you
to join them at
Global Village
The Arches
[off Villiers Street Charing Cross WC2]
from 12noon to 2pm
Thursday November 30
for a drink, food and
to hear their new double ‘A’ side
Hi! Hi! Hi! and C. Moon
by invitation only

From tracks.co.uk – A rare invitation for press and friends to attend a promotional event at The Arches, Charing Cross, London on November 30th 1972 to hear the new Wings 7 inch double A-sided release Hi! Hi! Hi! and C.Moon. It measures 15cm x 21cm (6 inches x 8.25 inches). There is a little mottling on the centre of the front of the invite. The condition is very good.
From English singer, songwriter and musician Paul McCartney , UK, 30th… Photo d’actualité – Getty Images – English singer, songwriter and musician Paul McCartney , UK, 30th November 1972. (Photo by Evening Standard/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)
From Paul and Linda McCartney with members of their pop group Wings. Photo d’actualité – Getty Images – 30th November 1972: Paul and Linda (1941 – 1998) McCartney with members of their pop group Wings. (Photo by Evening Standard/Getty Images)
From Klassiker: Paul McCartney renoviert “Band On The Run” – WELT
From B30724 – Paul McCartney And Wings 1972 Hi Hi Hi/C Moon EMI Press Release (UK) – Tracks – An official EMI Records press release that was used to promote the 1972 Paul McCartney And Wings single ‘Hi Hi Hi/C Moon’. The single was released on 1st December 1972 with the catalogue number R5973. The press release measures 20.5cm x 25.5cm (8 inches x 10 inches). The condition is excellent.

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