RIP Denny. You gave me the joy of life and your songs live on. Your life was special indeed.

Not once in that brilliant interview did I think Denny was suffering from Ego, a very down to earth and talented guy .

This man is one of the great artists of our time! His edgy and soulful voice was a perfect blend with the McCartneys'. An exceptional live multi-instrumentalist. I saw Denny in 1976... at the time, the greatest show on earth. He's an unforgettable performer.

Denny Laine is a wonderful man- with a great voice, thanks for Sharing this deep and insightful interview with a Rock legend!

RIP Denny Laine. :(

Loved wings Denny Laine gave that edge to wings he was great

Denny is a great guy and guest last week at Beatlefest Chicago. Along with Sir Paul, Denny was the heart and soul of Wings!

Wow, this interview really was something special. Excellent. Sadly I’ve only discovered it after Denny Laine’s death. He was a great rock and roller. 🎸❤️

Denny has long been overdue for recognition. This interview will no doubt go so some way to that.

After the dissolution of the Beatles, Paul was struggling to make a brilliant return and was a huge success at WINGS. Without his brilliant support, Paul's success in the 1970s could not have been. Special thanks to Denny Laine.

Great to hear Denny talk about his career in music. Big part of Wings, big part of my teens. Thank U.

It's a pity , Denny is not singing with Paul McCartney, The two voices work brilliantly together...

Mr Denny Laine loves "Music From Big Pink" as THE album, his sincerity is amazing all allong this interview, my best wishes to him from México

Thanks for doing this interview. My appreciation for Denny Laine has risen even higher after hearing where his priorities are and how he views life. Very inspiring and uplifting.

Denny is more than interesting. I wish I could say the same about the interviewer !

Great interview. Denny Laine has been a hero of mine since I was 10 years old (when I first heard Go Now! on the radio in 1964). I even skipped school a couple of times in those days so I could get a chance to listen to his and the Moodies' songs on the radio. (As a scientist and writer now, I can say this is not recommended!) But I've been a fan of the Moody Blues and of Denny Laine's music ever since, and I saw Denny play a few solo shows a couple of times in south-west London soon after he left Wings (briefly having the chance to speak with Denny after one show he did in Putney). Wonderful music, wonderful memories. Congratulations to Denny for the music that has affected, influenced and inspired so many peoples' lives over so many years and in so many different ways. And thanks so much for this interview.

Just saw Denny Laine tonight in Sag Harbor, NY. Great show with music and stories; great "Mull of Kntyre""

Good to see Denny looking and sounding so well.

Yes, I saw "Wings" turn up at Bradford University, one Tuesday or, dinner -time cerca 1971. awesome.

I could listen to Denny talk all day long. Very interesting guy with a rich musical history.

Great.. Very Honest interview.. candid, open - hearted and really interesting, coming from the cradle of pop rock GB 1964 and around. I lived those days, and appreciate this very open interview.

Never really understood Denny Laine - This is a great interview and I can see why he was such a success. Lovely, wise, positive and humble guy. Cool!

Denny is a great musician and Rich Siegel is a great interviewer!

Bravo big fan of Denny actually talked to him a few years back. My best friend was sick at the time so my attention was for her. And I lost contact unfortunately, but he was very friendly and said that because of people like myself that the players of those days stay relevant and on people's thoughts. I thought that was an awesome thing to say and really cool. No worries Denny we got ya we won't forget and thanks for the music. God bless.

What a great guy. I luv Denny Lane always. Luved him in Wings. Him Paul and Linda was awesome. Huge fan of Denny. Thanks for all the great music Denny. ❤😊🎼🎵🎶🎻👍

I really have a lot of love and respect for Denny. Cheers from #Guatemala

What a decent intelligent guy, loved his music. A proper old school pro. Very very cool was Mr Denny Laine.

Denny , way underrated.

Denny was a great foil to Macca during the Wings era and ever-present throughout. Younger fans might not appreciate how big Wings got in the 70s, Band on the Run probably being the pinnacle, creatively, to which Denny contributed a lot. Great singer, writer and player. Check out his other work to fully appreciate the guy. Respect.

What a great person . I wish I could spend a day with him. So down to earth. What a lovely person.

Tears streaming down my cheeks...Keep going Denny Laine I love you guys so very dearly.I am so happy to feel that energy oozing from Denny.. God Love You Sweetie

Enjoyed that. Shame the interviewer didn’t know any of the massive hits he wrote/ co wrote, but hey.

you can tell that Rich is thrilled to be interviewing Denny. the best to both.Keep on performing Denny, i remember Go now, very well

Denny has a crucial part of this music . he is a genuine music man regardless of political ideas

Love this guy !

Denny should have interviewed him ,

We always talk about "the British invasion" but it was more British moths attracted to the flame of American music...blues etc ...and then the fire attracted to the moths

I still feel there was some sort of falling out between Paul and Denny. I mean, if you watch Paul's Wingspan documentary, I'm not sure he ever even mentions Denny by name. Paul spoke more about Pete Best in The Beatles doc than he did about Denny in the whole of Wingspan.

RIP Mr Laine, thank you for the music.

Denny played such a big part in Wings over the years especially on the Band On The Run album. I don’t think it would have had the success it did had he not been there in making that album. It’s such a pity they no longer play together anymore in some complicity. It would have been nice if Paul would had invited Denny to join him on his tours singing those old Wings songs.

Rest easy, Denny ❤

I can't believe he hadn't heard Mull of Kintyre...at the time, it was one of the biggest selling singles of all time.

"Say You Don't Mind" is a great song. I just purchased the maxi EP of Denny Laine & The Electric String Band.

Johnny and the Moon dogs. Long John and the Silver Beatles featuring Paul Ramon, Carl Harrison & The Great Ringo Starr.

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As a 13 year old kid I was impressed how Denny and Paul created and played all the instruments on the Band on the Run album. Linda was credited with keyboards but i wouldn't wager on the veracity of that actually being factual.

Interviewer mention UK 4:33 band Friends, saw latter in Baltimore, awesome sound. Their alblum was a 3D image of a classic radio. Whatever happened to Friends ?

DENNY LAINE
 (Sung by a Paul McCartney sound-alike to the tune of 'Penny Lane' by The Beatles)
 Our Denny Laine was born in Tyseley Nineteen Forty-four;
 And while his parents named him Brian Frederick Hines
, The young guitarist pondered, then opined
 A new name he'd find.
 When The Diplomats were over came The Moody Blues
 And Denny played and sang and wrote for several years.
 Then the ESB was formed with peers
 And those soaring Strings-pretty things! Denny Laine is in our ears and in my band-
 Wings! He plays and sings. Give him a hand
 Or two, and then we learn
 Our Denny Laine recorded singles as a soloist And then he played with Ginger Baker's Air Force too. 
But he was prone to finding something new
 With a whole new crew.
 [Piccolo Trumpet solo]
 Denny Laine is in our ears and in my band!
 Wings did many things while on the run
 For tours, and then we learn

 Our Denny left and then he started up more solo work,
 Completing 'Anyone Can Fly' in eighty-two.
 And he co-wrote 'Rainclouds' fresh and new
 With yours truly too.

 His albums 'Hometown Girls' and Lonely Road' and 'Master Suite'
 Then led to five years with the World Class Rockers tour.
 And with retirement premature,
 He kept going strong-oh so long!
 Denny Laine is in our ears and on our minds!
 When he sings and plays you often find
 Your youth, so this is why
 Denny Laine stays in our ears and on our minds!
 Where the music plays you 'll always find
 Denny Laine!

How can you not have heard Mull of Kintyre?

Nice research there, Pioneer Media... Mull of Kintyre was only Wing's biggest selling single ever.

The guy interviewing Denny needed to stop interrupting and talking over top of him so much. Otherwise, good interview. Love to hear Denny's story and would love to hear more from him

Moody blues made some great music . Denny left but he never made a mistake with his input with music

Go Denny

Love Denny Laine and what he has to say despite a really bad interviewer. I don't think he knew who he was or the music he played, just that he played with Paul McCartney.

How can a middle-aged man not know Mull of Kintyre? Was it not a hit in America? It was huge here in Canada at the time?

Great music massive talent. Just curious did you know Peter Attenborough from school he’s my younger brothers dad and he always said he knew you from when you both were at school in Tyseley take care xx

So many comments about Wings, so few about Moody Blues !!!! And he wrote Say you don't Mind - his version much better than Colin Blunstone's

Doesnt mention Faul

You're going to interview Denny Laine and you don't know Mull of Kintyre!? Am I missing the joke?

Denny Laine & Ken Dodd have never been seen in the same room together, I'll park that there 🙂

I wish Paul hadn't gotten busted and Wings went on but that's all water under the bridge now. Guess one would say the same about the Beatles but once you see Get Back you understand why they had to part ways. Thank you for the music Denny.

Did Denny ever meet Thelma Pickles?

Maybe its just me but when you watch a Denny Laine interview you really don't want to hear too much about Denny Laine, he possibly got sick of being asked about Paul.

It's strange that Paul doesn't talk a lot about Denny we was very loyal tp paul but not much to say all about john.

Let the man talk jeez

he don't look like Denny Laine anymore

Interviewer.....hush.......quit putting words in his mouth. Thank you just the same.

You know there's something that should be said and one thing is that when it comes to psychedelic music I would have to say that The Moody Blues were ten times more of a psychedelic quote acid band then almost any other band out there besides the Grateful Dead when you really put your ear to some Moody Blues records you realize that they were in the loop and I want to tell you the most underrated band out there got to be The Moody Blues listen to what was it children's children's children Days of Future Past question of balance I'm not sure if Danny Lane was on all those records I think he left at one point but still he was part of a band that may never get there just due

Not a bad interview except for the interviewer get the little too talkative and covering over whatever Danny wants to say he's like he'd rather hear himself talk I think!

This interviewer is a joke. He never shuts up. He knows nothing about Denny's career. He's never heard of "Mull of Kintyre".

interviewer interupts too much!

He wrote for Colin bloodstone too

Siegel has to be one of the worst invterviewers ever. Constantly interrupting, telling Laine's story for him. Thanks for letting him getting a word in edgewise siegel. Why bother even having a guest?

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Denny Laine never has been given the credit that he's due after all those years with PM especially from PM himself. What a shame.

Need to ask him how he liked performing with Beatle Bill?

An interviewer shouldn't talk over his interviewees, shouldn't contradict them, should research the facts about the subject and listen. The first 8 minutes pretty much showed none of these qualities. Frustrating.

Worst interviewer ever……at least do some research! How could he not know Mull of Kintyre…..let alone think it was an Irish folk song…….and…..don’t ask a question…then interrupt the guy replying to your question.

How he worked with McCartney was fine , but how he switched to a solo career was not remembered in any way . The song "Go now" is below average. How It got there , and took first place in the charts 50 years ago , God only knows . Now Danny can proudly repeat at every opportunity: My song was at the first place for a week in the popularity lists . Although Paul's children's song "I've just seen the face" was much better in my opinion . However , he is an excellent guitarist . Those two guitarists who have been playing with Paul at concerts for the last 20 years ( one is blond and the other is dark ) are worse than him , as far as playing the guitar is concerned .

Дени это сердце вингз без него небыло бы так вкусно