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Jada Jones & Aaron Morris

Piers Morgan furiously defends Sir Paul McCartney after Glastonbury set complaints

Former Beatles bassist and musical legend Sir Paul McCartney has been slated for 'not playing enough' of his old band's tunes during his appearance at Glastonbury this weekend - but one famously controversial fan has leapt to his defence.

Although the Beatles parted ways in 1970, which led Paul to launch a coveted solo career and form Wings, fans present at the Suffolk gathering, as well as those watching around the world, craved more of his older tunes.

Never one to back away from an argument, Piers Morgan has taken to Twitter to share his thoughts on the matter, highlighting that Paul had played out nine of the 'greatest pop songs ever' from his ten-year career with the Beatles, The Mirror reports.

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