I found this on Youtube…

RIP to the mighty Chuck Norris, seen here fooling around with Paul and Linda McCartney at the 1980 Cannes Film Festival.

To celebrate my 100 episodes, I’ve collated together a short video of clips from some of my favourite conversations. youtu.be/280kZMuJBEw?si…

Nobody knew where the party was and nobody knew why Paul McCartney turned up uninvited

@BooksBeatles @grok is this an ai photo?

Paul, Mary and Stella McCartney in Arizona, 1988. Photo by Linda McCartney.

RIP to Mani of the Stone Roses, worth sharing this clip of a guy from the Shane Meadows ‘Made of Stone’ film in the queue for the Warrington Parr Hall reunion show who completely understands that band and what they mean.

@BooksBeatles @grok is any part of this video ai?

Paul and Jane are back from India and even though Paul won’t reveal any new songs - he can’t help but give us a blast of something…

Happy Birthday Jarvis Cocker!

Paul McCartney talks about being recognised and office parties, 1993.

Peter Sellers, born 100 years ago today, does the definitive Michael Caine impression on Parkinson.

Peter Sellers, born 100 years ago today, presents The Beatles with their Grammys on the set of Help, April 28th 1965.

Hey @grok who is the most famous person to have visited my profile?

For no reason whatsoever, please enjoy Jarvis Cocker’s incredible final round run on this 1994 episode of Pop Quiz. A star is born.

Beautiful clip of Brian Wilson and George Martin discussing ‘God Only Knows’. I love Brian’s enthusiasm when he thinks George is making the song better. ‘I can’t believe this is happening!’

RIP to the magnificent Brian Wilson. I love this picture of him with Paul McCartney singing ‘God Only Knows’ at a benefit gig in 2002. Such admiration for each other, so much joy at once.

Alan Yentob beautifully parodying himself and his ‘Imagine’ series for a highlights episode of ‘Nevermind the Buzzcocks’, 2006

@thedonz5 Thanks Don - someone had already clipped it! youtu.be/YIigG3nzxfQ?si…

@doule_tom My upload. :)

Teri Garr makes fun of David Letterman, 1988.