Monday, September 22, 1975
Aberdeen
Concert • By Wings • Part of the Wings Over the World tour
Last updated on June 7, 2015
Monday, September 22, 1975
Concert • By Wings • Part of the Wings Over the World tour
Last updated on June 7, 2015
Location: Capitol
Interview Sep 20, 1975 • Paul McCartney interview for Melody Maker
Concert Sep 21, 1975 • United Kingdom • Glasgow
Concert Sep 22, 1975 • United Kingdom • Aberdeen
Concert Sep 23, 1975 • United Kingdom • Dundee
Interview Sep 27, 1975 • Linda Eastman / McCartney interview for Melody Maker
This was the 1st and only concert played at Capitol.
Wings Live - On tour in the 70s
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Jim Wallace • 6 years ago
Venus and Mars
Rockshow
Jet
Let me roll it
Spirits of ancient Egypt
CMoon
Maybe Im amazes
Lady Madonna
Long and Windong Road
Medicine Jar
Picssso’s last words
Richard Cory
blue Bird
Yesterday
You gave me the answer
Magneto and titanium man
Go Now
Letting go
Live and let die
Call me back again
My love
Listen to what the man said
Band on the Run
Hi Hi Hi
Soily
The PaulMcCartney Project • 6 years ago
Thanks Jim !
John Mackintosh • 3 years ago
Unfortunately, I was a graduate student at the University of Aberdeen three year AFTER Wings played there. Those with a connection to Aberdeen might be interested in knowing that Paul and Denny Laine wrote "Don't Let It Bring You Down" as related in the book Lennon-McCaertney:Together Alone. Paul said "I think we were in Aberdeen, sitting in our hotel bedroom, just before we were going to turn in for the night, and I started plonking out a little tune and it became "Don't Let It Bring You Down." That song appeared three years later on London Town just before I went to Aberdeen A permanent Macca connection to the Granite City in the north of Scotland.
The PaulMcCartney Project • 3 years ago
Thanks @John, I didn't know that !!
Dugald Campbell • 3 years ago
I lived in Chapel Street just across from the Capitol and attended. Great night.
Graeme J • 2 years ago
There was no Soily. Just the one encore (Hi-Hi-Hi). Very much an 'end of term' kind of gig.
Two things went wrong. The Long and Winding Road should have been performed with a large painted backdrop (a chair). The song was well underway and no backdrop. McCartney gestures towards the back of the stage and the painting starts sheepishly coming down. An annoyed McCartney then performs a brief 'chatting' gesture with his hand, aimed at the crew in the wings (no pun intended). Live and Let Die quiet opening chord and then 'Bang', one of the pyros goes off at the front of the stage. Macca visibly shocked but carries on. I didn't have a ticket but managed to get in by being a Wings roadie for the day.
The PaulMcCartney Project • 2 years ago
Thanks Graeme for sharing your memories ! Very interesting !