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Here’s a pop quiz question for you: apart from the obvious, what do Paul McCartney, Mick Jagger and Jack Bruce of 1960s Brit supergroup Cream have in common? OK, I’ll tell you. Believe it or not, they all wanted a piece of Kintyre.
On this remote Scottish peninsula, you hear so many stories about the area’s rock-star farmers and wannabe lairds that it almost becomes a running joke. Sir Paul owns High Park Farm above Campbeltown, Jack once lorded over the privately-run Sanda Island, and Sir Mick failed in an attempt to buy the Isle of Gigha. You could say Kintyre has that kind of effect on people.
Paul McCartney s Ram at 50: Watch Him Perform Eat at Home in 1972
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HE was at the the peak of his fame and The Beatles were breaking up. So Sir Paul McCartney retreated to High Park Farm on Kintyre and on Friday the legend will mark the 50th anniversary of the iconic album he wrote at his Scottish hideaway. To celebrate RAM turning golden, Paul and Linda McCartney’s 1971 masterpiece will be reissued as a limited edition, vinyl pressing via UMe. Sir Paul has said: “Going up to Scotland was real freedom. It was an escape – our means of finding a new direction in life and having time to think about what we really wanted to do.”