Beatles. He tells filmmaker Seth Swirsky, "The light of day he died Paul came into the studio for group therapy and he says, Dinner.

Former Wings diva Denny Laine has given Beatles fans an percipience into Paul Mccartney's revenge to John Lennon's demise in a unfamiliar documentary, revealing his bandmate was "gutted" and in neediness of lyrical therapy. Little is known about how MCCartney dealt with the shocking announcement in December, 1980 - but now Laine has revealed his bandmate locked himself away in the studio and tried to drudgery out his burden with music. Appearing succinctly in recent film Beatles Stories, Laine recalls working with an perturb and engrossed MCCartney in London in the days following Lennon's death. He tells filmmaker Seth Swirsky, "The daylight he died Paul came into the studio for remedial programme and he says, 'I'm never prosperous to yield out with anybody again just in wrapper this happens.' "We were both completely gutted and in trauma but we came together as a therapy to be together… and not have to be at home.

" And the old Wings bandmates had an sundry moment as they were contemplating Lennon's death. Laine recalls, "We were at Air Studios and we looked down and there's a throwing out van goes by that says 'Lennon's' on it!".

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