Mike McGear
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Biography
Mike McGear, born Peter Michael McCartney on January 7, 1944, in Liverpool, is an English singer, songwriter, photographer, and former member of The Scaffold. He adopted the stage name Mike McGear to avoid trading on the fame of his brother, Paul McCartney. With The Scaffold, he scored UK hits including "Thank U Very Much" (1967) and the Christmas Number 1 track "Lily the Pink" (1968). He also collaborated with Roger McGough on the album McGough & McGear (1968). His best-known solo release, McGear (1974), was recorded with Paul McCartney and members of Wings, and included the single "Leave It", which reached number 36 in the UK. McGear later focused primarily on photography while remaining an influential figure in Liverpool's cultural scene.
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- Sweet Baby
- Dance the Do Radio Ad # 1
- Dance the Do Radio Ad # 2
- Viv Stanshall Sings
- Let's Turn the Radio On
- All the Whales in the Ocean
- Blowin' in the Bay
- A to Z
- Norton
- Dance The Do
- Girls on the Avenue
- Paddy Pipes 2
- I Juz Want What You Got - Money!
- Paddy Pipes # 3
- Keep Cool
- What Do We Really Know
- Sea Breezes
- Leave It
- Paddy Pipes 1
- Do Nothing All Day
- The Man Who Found God on the Moon
- Rainbow Lady
- Casket
- Givin' Grease A Ride
