'I had to put it to him as delicately as I could that if he didn't take Paul, they wouldn't get the song,' Martin says. Martin goes on to detail that producers asked him who he thought should sing it, suggesting Thelma Houston and Aretha Franklin. Steve resides in Plano, Texas with his wife who deserves much better, two kids who make him very proud, and two dogs who only want treats and belly rubs. 'They didn't have a script then, I don't think, so they sent me the Ian Fleming book and I read it and thought it was pretty good and that afternoon I wrote the song,' he says, before adding: 'It was co-produced with George Martin, and I worked with George which I hadn't done since The Beatles.' He currently performs in tributes to R.E.M., Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Chicago, the Beatles, and Paul McCartney. The Beatles singer himself explains in the preview that he agreed, and wrote the song without a script. George Martin, who composed and produced the track alongside McCartney, reveals that producers had asked McCartney if he wanted to write a song for the movie. Whatever you do you entails, Im gonna let you get on with it. The song entered the UK chart at No.37 and peaked three. The basic meaning of Live and let die is, you do you, and Ill do me. 3 views, 0 likes, 0 loves, 0 comments, 0 shares, Facebook Watch Videos from Amador LIVE: Live and Let Die A Symphonic Tribute to Paul McCartney Featuring Tony Kishman Lonnie Klein, Conductor VERY.

The special 60 years since Bond first appeared on the big screen, offers viewers an in-depth look at the many iconic tracks featured across some 25 films – including Paul McCartney's Live and Let Die. McCartney and Wings recorded Live And Let Die during their autumn 1972 sessions for the Red Rose Speedway album, on which it didn’t appear. Fans can find Live And Let Die - Paul McCartney Tribute tickets Stafford Springs starting as low as 66.00 for seats located in the back of Stafford Palace Theater.

RadioTimes has an exclusive clip from a new documentary on the music of James Bond films, includes Paul McCartney and George Martin discussing 'Live and Let Die.' These Live And Let Die - Paul McCartney Tribute tickets at Stafford Palace Theater on Fri, 8:00 pm can cost as much as 66.00 a ticket.

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