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Phil plays fully left handed. Tell Simon Phillips and Carter Beauford you don’t like open-handed.

The more I learn about McCartney the Beatles and Wings the more I can appreciate the music. Great interview with Geoff Britton, great watch/listen.

What a Great interview!….. Geoff is such a down to earth gentleman…… His honest recollection is so enjoyable to hear….. Thank you sir…. From an American…..

It's Chris Tate and Joe Sugden loved his character in Emmerdale All them years ago Good interview 🎉

dude the bass on the interviewer's mic is way too much. thanks for the interview though

Don't believe anything, and I mean anything, you read or watch from the piss-stream media. Short of 2020 style cheating, harris-balls to the walz don't have a chance.

It is nice to see Geoff again. I initially met him when he came to train at Ray Fuller Shotokan club In Dartford Kent in the UK. I knew him briefly around 1975 and trained with him at his Wado Ryu club when we were training for a contact karate competition. I remember visiting him in his flat when he was ill and he was laying in bed practicing the saxophone. He was a lovely guy then and from this conversation still appears to be. Good memories.

What a really nice person. Knows his stuff as well

Don’t know that much about Geoff… …mostly his short history with Wngs. But he seems like a helluva nice guy… …one who can easily talk with.

The interviewer should have kept quiet. If you don’t know guy…stfu.

Corrections: John Lennon did in fact returned his MBE. Linda was not related to the Eastman/Kodak company. Just saying.

probably the worst band on the planet....what a boring creature

He was only a drummer with Wings for a tiny amount of time

Was waiting to hear how he got the gig, but no it’s not worth repeating lol.

The early Beatles, Ringo gave them and the world that joyus, uplifting, exuberant and happy vibe. God bless Ringo

There are 7 members of the Federal Reserve board including the Chair, Jerome Powell. Their names and photos are found on the Federal Reserve website.

Many great drummers at the time had roots in the jazz, like Charlie Watts and Phil Collins and Bill Bruford. Would have loved to hear more from Geoff about how that was in sixties and seventies.

This guy was Wings drummer for about 5 minutes...why bother?

Great interview. I knew little or nothing about Geoff beyond the passing mentions he gets in Macca bios. Seems like a good guy, really sharp and generous in everything he has to say about everyone.

Geoff seems like a very nice sensible man.

incredible that so sudden it isn't allowed any more to rent out a floor of your house and a maximum of 10 days. Very bad for tourism (and businesses) in the region

How wonderful to watch. Great from the horse’s mouth

22:14 I have read in a lot of places that Jagger tried to warn the Beatles about Klein but Lennon ignored the warning.

Far too many people do not listen to the past. This was a gem of a listen for me.

Omg Geoff was my kick boxing trainer, I met him when he was refereeing my first kickboxing fight in chigwell, he invited me to his club in Lewisham behind the church hall,I went on to become cobra in the lwt gladiators,.ge was great.

Seems like a humble guy, who has gone on to live a full life, and is happily only reflective and appreciative of his past. The healthy living means that he can have the last word! Nice that Paul kept in contact.

BTW - Phil Collins is left-handed and plays a left-handed kit.

Great interview...Geoff is a class act and a fantastic drummer. One thing though...Joe English was also a great drummer.

Geoff was a great drummer, but Joe English was a class above.

People are strange. Times are strange. And laughter sometimes goes a long way! Top Man !

Poor mic technique was bugging me (plosives)

PLEASE INTERVIEW JOE ENGLISH ABOUT WORKING WITH WINGS.

So the media was even FAKE NEWS back in the day - who would have thought

Did they say why he left Wings?

I saw Wings live in Liverpool back in 1979. First time Paul had played in Liverpool since 1962/3.

Brilliant interview - Geoff Britain is a revelation. Shame that he did not continue longer with Wings. Really good that his profile has been raised due to One hand… Thank you.😊😊😊

Jimmy McCulloch was my school classmate from '66-'68 in Cumbernauld. He was a tichy quiet kid, wouldn't say boo. In 69 he & his brother's band One in a Million went down to Decca to cut a single. He came back with photos of the Stones he met. We were gobsmacked. Too my amazement he had a no.1 single Something in the Air, a great one. Played in Stone the Crows & Wings. Sad loss at the end of his musical journey.

Great though it is hearing from Geoff Britton, we don't need another recounting of the Beatles' history, particularly from someone who's not necessarily a go-to on that subject (Geoff), much less an interviewer who doesn't know that Paul DIDN'T bring in Klein and that John DID send back his MBE (Beatles 101, right?). Could've been shorter and more concise. Anyone who's watching this in the first place already knows the Beatles stuff (and obviously BETTER), and is here to learn more about Geoff!

Thank you for this wonderful interview. It’s nice to have a face and voice associate with a man whose name I’ve known since…1974!

Struggled ? She was a statue. Always.

Lennon sent his back as a protest against the Vietnam war.. pretty pointless as we were not involved...well not officially anyway.

I like Geoff’s drumming on the One Hand Clapping album - and although I think that Joe English contributed enormously to Wings Over America, and is also a superb drummer, I think that Geoff’s harder hitting style would have made Wings a rockier band, which for Venus and Mars, Speed Of Sound and London Town, would have made for an edgier sound.

Interesting interview but no way was he better than Joe English and his comments about open handed drumming and Joe replacing him are disingenuous. Paul can have whomever he chooses in his band. He is the artist and he is the boss. Hire and fire at will or as the project needs. The 76 touring line up was Paul's best band after the Beatles in my humble opinion. They were on fire and Paul was at his supremo peak. The live rendition of Soily in 76 was some of the best rock music you will ever see / hear. Paul is the man and Britton was lucky enough to get a small look in for a while. A lot of musicians would have enjoyed a small stint like that playing with Paul.

Linda wasn't a keyboard player and had no business trying to ve one in Wings. They spent a lot of time fixing Linda's parts for the release of the Wings Over America. Also, Joe English was THE drummer in Wings as well as a phenomenal vocalist.

My question is does he know it’s Billy and not Paul.

Billy shears did nothing..........

Great job! Joe English next....track him down.

This guy.....a good bloke

Geoff kicks ass!!! 🕺🏻👊⚡️

John returned his MBE back in 1969.