Radiohead's Thom Yorke Doesn't Need Paul McCartney

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Despite being personally phoned by Paul McCartney, The Radiohead frontman said no to a collaboration.

November 14, 2007

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While many are waiting in line to record a duet with Paul McCartney, Thom Yorke chose otherwise. The Radiohead frontman was contacted by McCartney but said no to an offer by the ex-The Beatles guitarist.

"My daughter was putting an album together and she put us in touch," McCartney told Channel 4's T4 program. "I asked Thom to do a duet, but he said he couldn't because he only felt happy working on his own and Radiohead's material."

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Yorke released a solo effort, 'The Eraser' in 2006 and will on January 1, 2008 release 'In Rainbows' with his band Radiohead. Meanwhile, McCartney had released an album this year titled 'Memory Almost Full'.

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