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TAPE: EF03/0381 IN_TIME: 14:13:16 DURATION: 2:23 SOURCES: APTN/MPL/Virgin RESTRICTIONS: music/performance rights must be cleared DATELINE: Various File SHOTLIST MPL - Paul McCartney Concert Footage - 26th March 2003 1. Paul McCartney on stage APTN File - March 24th 2003, Paris 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Paul McCartney: "But it's not why everyone does, it's certainly not why I do; I mean that's a nice plus that you get paid for doing this, but it's not why I do it; it's not a question of needing to do it, it's a question of loving to do it." APTN -India - 8th April 2003 3. Mick Jagger on stage singing "Brown Sugar" APTN File - 3rd December 2003, London 4. B-roll Elton John and David Furnish APTN File - 19th November 2002 5. B-roll Madonna and Guy Ritchie at "Die Another" Day Premiere APTN File - 18th January 2003, Cannes 6. B-roll Robbie Williams entering Press Conference APTN File - 26th July 2002, Hollywood 7. Crane shot of Ozzy Osbourne unveiling his star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame 8. Crane shot of Sharon Osbourne, pull out to reveal Ozzy Osbourne holding up framed copy of star 9. Wide of crowd cheering APTN- 27th July 2001 10. B-roll of Victoria and David Beckham MACCA NAMED WORLD'S RICHEST MUSICIAN, OZZY AND ROBBIE RAKING IT IN In these uncertain economic times, Britain's music millionaires are raking it in. Paul McCartney, Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne and Robbie Williams have been named among the biggest earners of the last year, in the Sunday Time Rich Rich List, published on 27th April 2003. The list of the richest 1,000 people in Britain and Ireland reveals that the 52 music millionaires on this year's rundown are worth a total of £5,656m (sterling). That is £330m more than the combined value of the 48 music millionaires who made it into last year's Rich List, making the overall rise in British music wealth more than 6% in a year. Top of the pops is 60-year-old Sir Paul McCartney who, now worth £760m, becomes one of the 30 richest people in Britain. Sir Paul, who is also the richest musician in the world, moves up to 29th place in the overall list of the richest 1,000 people in Britain and Ireland. Last year he was placed at number 34, when he was worth £713m. McCartney spends modestly but earns heavily from royalties and touring and is well on his way to becoming the world's first billionaire entertainer, Fellow wrinkly rocker Sir Mick Jagger, 59, gets into the top 200 richest people in Britain for the first time, placed at 180 on the list. Largely on the strength of the Stones' Forty Licks tour, Jagger has jumped 23 places up the overall list of Britain's richest 1,000 - he is now worth £175m, up £20m . Earnings from records, royalties and tours have also increased bank balances for David Bowie, 56, and Eric Clapton 58, who have each seen their wealth rise by 20% in the past year. The rise in Bowie's £120m fortune is largely due to the success of his Heathen album released last June. Clapton has earned at least £20m from touring in recent years to put him equal 14th on the music millionaires' list with Bowie and Phil Collins. Robbie Williams, a new entry in 2002, has proved his staying power with a £33m increase in his fortune. Thanks to the new record deal Williams signed with EMI last October, Robbie has become the richest performer under 30. He jumps from 46th position with £35m in 2002 on the list of music millionaires to 28th position in 2003 with £68m. Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne have also shot up the list of the top music millionaires, doubling their wealth over the past year thanks to the success of MTV's 'The Osbournes'. The reality show has become the most popular show in MTV's 21-year history in America and has made stars of the Black Sabbath front man, his wife Sharon and their two squabbling teenagers Jack and Kelly. They jump from 40th place among the music millionaires in 2002 with £43m to 23 rd position in this year's list with £85m. Simon Fuller records one of the most dramatic rises in the music millionaires' list. Holding steady with £40m in 2001 and 2002, the runaway success of his Pop Idol concept on both sides of the Atlantic has propelled him to £90m this year and a rise of 20 places in the music list to number 21, and a rise of more than 500 places from 874 to 359 in the overall top 1,000. The former manager of the Spice Girls gets a 20% cut of all contestants' earnings and owns the rights to all the shows' songs. His total earnings in 2001-02 alone were £30m, mostly from American Idol. The full list of music millionaires is as follows: The Sunday Times Rich List Music Millionaires 2003 music ranking, 2002 music ranking, Name Source of Wealth, 2003 money, 2002 money 1 1 Sir Paul McCartney £760m £713m 2 2 Lord Lloyd-Webber Composer £400m £420m 3 3 Sir Cameron Mackintosh Theatres £335m £400m 4 4= Madonna* £227m £200m 5 4= Robert Stigwood Producer £199m £200m 6 7 Sir Mick Jagger The Rolling Stones £175m £155m 7 6 Sir Elton John £170m £160m 8 8 Sting £165m £150m 9= 18 Tom Jones £150m £110m 9= 13 Keith Richards The Rolling Stones £150m £130m 11 11 Jamie Palumbo Ministry of Sound £136m £135m 12 12 Sir Tim Rice Lyricist £133m £132m 13 14 Roger Ames CEO, Warner Music Group £125m £125m 14= 19= David Bowie £120m £100m 14= 19= Eric Clapton £120m £100m 14= 15 Phil Collins £120m £120m 17 16 Ringo Starr The Beatles £115m £115m 18 9=* Olivia and Dhani Harrison The Beatles £110m £140m* 19 21 Roger Waters Pink Floyd £100m £95m 20 9=* Barry and Robin Gibb The Bee Gees £94m £140m* 21= 41= Simon Fuller Pop Idol £90m £40m 21= 17 Chris Wright Chairman, Chrysalis Group £90m £112m 23 40 Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne £85m £43m 24= 22 Dave Gilmour Pink Floyd £75m £75m 24= 23 Englebert Humperdinck £75m £72m 26= 24= Mark Knopfler Dire Straits £70m £65m 26= 24= Charlie Watts The Rolling Stones £70m £65m 28 46= Robbie Williams £68m £35m 29= 26= George Michael £60m £60m 29= 26= Bryan Morrison Music publisher £60m £60m 29= 26= Jimmy Page Led Zeppelin £60m £60m 29= 26= Robert Plant Led Zeppelin £60m £60m 29= 30= Rod Stewart £60m £55m 34= 30= Brian May Queen £55m £55m 34= 34= Ronnie Wood The Rolling Stones £55m £50m 36= 32= Simon Draper Virgin Records £52m £52m 36= 32= Tony Smith Hit & Run Music/manager £52m £52m 38= 46= Victoria Beckham* £50m £35m 38= 34= John Deacon Queen £50m £50m 38= 34= Nick Mason Pink Floyd £50m £50m 38= 34= Mickie Most RAK record label £50m £50m 38= 34= Roger Taylor Queen £50m £50m 43 41= Van Morrison £45m £40m 44= 41= Ken Berry Virgin Records/EMI £40m £40m 44= New entry Robert Devereux Virgin Records £40m N/a 44= 41= Bernie Taupin Lyricist £40m £40m 47= 41= Sir Trevor Nunn Musicals £35m £40m 47= New entry Sean O'Brien Telstar Records £35m N/a 47= New entry Neil Palmer Telstar Records £35m N/a 47= 46= Sade £35m £35m 51= New entry Annie Lennox £30m N/a 51= New entry Pete Townshend The Who £30m N/a * Madonna and Victoria Beckham's wealth both include family money; Dhani Harrison was not included in the entry for his mother Olivia in the 2002 Rich List; The Bee Gees wealth figure for 2002 included the late Maurice Gibb CLEARANCE DETAILS: Title: "Brown Sugar" Artist: Rolling Stones Composer: TBC Publisher: TBC Label: Virgin