On This Day in 1976, Paul McCartney Broke a World Record (And It Had Nothing To Do With The Beatles) – American Songwriter
When it comes to success in the music industry, Paul McCartney is the epitome of it. McCartney’s list of accolades is just about endless. Frankly, in the industry, there are very few things McCartney hasn’t accomplished. And that isn’t just thanks to his time with The Beatles. As most know, after The Beatles broke up, McCartney went on to pursue a solo career and eventually started Wings in 1971. Wings never surpassed The Beatles in terms of cultural success. However, they were an incredible band in their own right. Wings scored their own decorated set of accolades. During its lifespan, Wings won six Grammys, scored six No. 1 hits, and is viewed as one of the premier rock ‘n’ roll bands of the 1970s. However, there is one world record they broke that often gets swept under the rug. That world record is when Wings broke the largest attendance for an indoor crowd on June 10, 1976.
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