Timeline
Article April 1988 • 60 copies of "Choba B CCCP" are made in the UK
Session April - July 1988 • "Flowers In The Dirt" sessions at Hog Hill Mill
Article Apr 16, 1988 • Les Paul offers a custom-made Gibson Les Paul Light to McCartney
Session Apr 22, 1988 • Recording "Put It There"
Session May 05, 1988 • Recording "Flying To My Home"
Next article Jun 24, 1988 • Paul McCartney wins the Silver Clef Award
From Club Sandwich N°49, Summer 1988:
Anyone who saw the recent Channel Four documentary The Wizard of Waukesha will know the huge part played by Les Paul in the development of the electric guitar. Not only that, but he could put his amazing inventions and gadgets to brilliant, entertaining use: outside the music business, he is best known for ‘How High The Moon’, the early ’50s hit made with his then wife Mary Ford.
Earlier this year, Les had a left-handed guitar he was particularly proud of and offered it to Paul. Top-notch left-handed guitars are scarcer than left-handed teacups, so Paul was delighted to accept. Happily, Paul was going to New York and was able to accept the gift in person in May. Our picture shows Les and Paul in their best casual wear, their pleasure plain to see.
Early in our career, John and I were considering what an opening number might be. The song we decided to play instrumentally was ‘How High the Moon’ based on our love of Les and Mary’s record
Paul McCartney, from Twitter
