by Autocar
4 November 2009
Sir Jackie Stewart’s eldest son has recorded a charity single as a 70th birthday present to his father.
Paul Stewart recorded the single Fly Free with family friend Eric Clapton on the guitar and it will be released on 15 November.
All money raised will be donated to Formula One’s chosen charity, The Grand Prix Mechanics’ Charitable Trust.
Paul Stewart sung the song to his father as a surprise 70th birthday present and Sir Jackie was so impressed that he wanted to share it with a wider audience.
His younger son Mark also produced a film of the song and it was played to Sir Jackie on the night. The film will be available to download alongside the song when they’re both released.
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Uncle Mellow
Re: Charity song for Jackie Stewart
[quote Autocar]Paul Stewart recorded the single Fly Free with family friend Eric Clapton on the guitar and it will be released on 15 November.[/quote]
Missed a trick there recording "Fly Free" unless they hope to sell it to Ryanair.
I would have thought a Jaques Brell composition would be more suitable for the old man's birthday - perhaps "Jackie"
J.Arthur Rank
Re: Charity song for Jackie Stewart
Wouldn't a 50 quid donation provide more dosh to the charity than this dirge is likely to generate?
Will he be wearing tartan 'troosers' for the video and insisting on a private toilet that can't be used by everyone else when they go on tour?
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