Paul McCartney is tempting the wrath of Yoko Ono again with the UK release of his live album – once again he credits the Beatles tracks included to 'Paul McCartney and John Lennon' rather than the traditional 'Lennon/McCartney'.
As you’ll remember, when the US live album was released last year Yoko took offence at the credits change, but Macca claimed that he and Lennon had agreed that the 'Lennon/McCartney' listing would only be required on Apple Records released Beatles albums – on solo albums any combination of credits could be used.
At the time he said: "I think it is fair and accurate for the songs that John declared were mine to carry my name first. This isn't anything I'm going to lose any sleep over, nor is it anything that will cause litigation. It remains to be seen if Yoko kicks up another fuss this time round.