Paul McCartney’s expanded reissue of his 1997 album, Flaming Pie — set for release this coming Friday — contains previously unreleased demos, outtakes, and rehearsal tapes. But Rolling Stone got hold of a version of one rarity that will not be included.
The sessions for Flaming Pie were not the first time that McCartney and Miller worked together. That came in 1969 when Miller, working in Olympic Studios at the same time as The Beatles, had Paul play drums, guitar and bass on his song, “My Dark Hour.” Paul was credited as Paul Ramon.
Talking exclusively to us in 1997 at
