Saturday, December 16, 1972

Interview for Sounds

Denny Laine - The talk-in

Press interview • Interview of Denny Laine

Last updated on August 5, 2023

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Published: Dec 16, 1972
Published by: Sounds

Timeline

Interview Dec 13, 1972 • Paul McCartney interview for Liverpool Echo

Interview Dec 16, 1972 • Paul McCartney interview for New Musical Express (NME)

Interview Dec 16, 1972 • Denny Laine interview for Sounds

Article Dec 22, 1972 • Paul McCartney to be judged in March 1973 in drug case

Article Dec 23, 1972 • Paul and Linda McCartney Christmas poster in Disc

Next interview 1973 • Paul Tells: The Beatles Can Try Again

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