~ Paul McCartney - The Pound Is Sinking
Views: 4343 |  |  |  |  | Paul's thirteenth "solo" album release, and almost two years after "McCartney II". With "Ebony and Ivory" doing so well in the singles chart, the timely release meant that the album entered the LP chart straight into the highest position. After two weeks ...More it had sold 20000 copies in the UK and had passed the 100000 sales mark before August. It remained in the chart for over 6 months. The production of "Tug Of War" spanned a year and a half, starting in October 1980, and not being completed until March 1982. During this period, on 27th April 1981, it was officially announced that Denny had left the group, and that Wings had disbanded. "Tug Of War" had an initial official release date of 15th February 1982, then 12th March, but did not appear in the shops until the end of April CREDITS: Paul : Acoustic guitar, electric guitar, synthesisers and vocals Linda : Backing vocal Denny L. : Acoustic guitar Eric Stewart : Backing vocal Stanley Clarke : Bass |
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~ Paul McCartney - Ballroom Dancing
Views: 3170 |  |  |  |  | Paul's thirteenth "solo" album release, and almost two years after "McCartney II". With "Ebony and Ivory" doing so well in the singles chart, the timely release meant that the album entered the LP chart straight into the highest position. After two weeks ...More it had sold 20000 copies in the UK and had passed the 100000 sales mark before August. It remained in the chart for over 6 months. The production of "Tug Of War" spanned a year and a half, starting in October 1980, and not being completed until March 1982. During this period, on 27th April 1981, it was officially announced that Denny had left the group, and that Wings had disbanded. "Tug Of War" had an initial official release date of 15th February 1982, then 12th March, but did not appear in the shops until the end of April CREDITS: Paul : Bass, drums, percussion, electric guitar and vocals Linda : Backing vocal Denny Laine : Electric guitar Jack Brymer : Clarinet Gliss Eric Stewart : Backing vocal Peter Marshall : "Narration |
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~ Paul McCartney - Wanderlust
Views: 16963 |  |  |  |  | Paul's thirteenth "solo" album release, and almost two years after "McCartney II". With "Ebony and Ivory" doing so well in the singles chart, the timely release meant that the album entered the LP chart straight into the highest position. After two weeks ...More it had sold 20000 copies in the UK and had passed the 100000 sales mark before August. It remained in the chart for over 6 months. The production of "Tug Of War" spanned a year and a half, starting in October 1980, and not being completed until March 1982. During this period, on 27th April 1981, it was officially announced that Denny had left the group, and that Wings had disbanded. "Tug Of War" had an initial official release date of 15th February 1982, then 12th March, but did not appear in the shops until the end of April. CREDITS: Paul : Bass, acoustic guitar, piano and vocals Linda : Backing vocal Denny L. : Bass Adrian Sheppard : Drums, percussion Eric Stewart : Backing vocal Philip Jones Brass Ensemble : Brass |
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~ Paul McCartney - The Pound Is Sinking (Early Take)
Views: 5891 |  |  |  |  | Tug Of War - Recording Sessions 28th June 1980 - Finston Manor, Tenterton, Kent. - Rehearsals which included "Ballroom Dancing" and the unreleased song, "Call Of Nature" 16th July 1980 - Super Bear... Tug Of War - Recording Sessions 28th June 1980 - Finst ...More on Manor, Tenterton, Kent. - Rehearsals which included "Ballroom Dancing" and the unreleased song, "Call Of Nature" 16th July 1980 - Super Bear studios, Paris, France - During Ringo's sessions for "Stop And Smell The Roses", an 8 minute Linda song, "Love's Full Glory" is recorded ... which remained unreleased until the 1998 album "Wide Prairie", but then at only 3' 46" long. 2nd-25th October 1980 - Finston Manor, Tenterton, Kent. - The final Wings sessions, produce many initial demo's for the album "Tug Of War", which include : "Take It Away", "Ballroom Dancing", "The Pound Is Sinking", "Wanderlust", "Dress Me Up As A Robber", and "Ebony And Ivory". AND the next album, "Pipes Of Peace" which include : "Keep Under Cover", "Average Person", and "Sweetest Little Show". Also recorded are, "Rainclouds" (B-side of the single "Ebony And Ivory"), "Old Man Lovin", "Sure To Fall", "Movie Magg", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Summertime", "Good Rockin' Tonight - Shake, Rattle and Roll", "Cut Across Shorty", "Stealin' Back To My Same Old Used To Be", "Singing The Blues", "Johnny B. Goode", "Twenty Flight Rock", and "Cage". plus a number of unreleased tracks which are : "Stop, You Don't Know Where She Came From", "Take Her Back, Jack ... |
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~ Paul McCartney - What's That You're Doing
Views: 4837 |  |  |  |  | Paul's thirteenth "solo" album release, and almost two years after "McCartney II". With "Ebony and Ivory" doing so well in the singles chart, the timely release meant that the album entered the LP chart straight into the highest position. After two weeks ...More it had sold 20000 copies in the UK and had passed the 100000 sales mark before August. It remained in the chart for over 6 months. The production of "Tug Of War" spanned a year and a half, starting in October 1980, and not being completed until March 1982. During this period, on 27th April 1981, it was officially announced that Denny had left the group, and that Wings had disbanded. "Tug Of War" had an initial official release date of 15th February 1982, then 12th March, but did not appear in the shops until the end of April. CREDITS: Paul : Bass, drums, electric guitar and vocals Linda : Backing vocal Stevie Wonder : Synthesisers, vocals Andy Mackay : Lyricon Eric Stewart : Backing vocal |
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~ Paul McCartney -Take It Away (Early Take)
Views: 8480 |  |  |  |  | Tug Of War - Recording Sessions 28th June 1980 - Finston Manor, Tenterton, Kent. - Rehearsals which included "Ballroom Dancing" and the unreleased song, "Call Of Nature" 16th July 1980 - Super Bear studios, Paris, France - During Ringo's sessions for "Sto ...More p And Smell The Roses", an 8 minute Linda song, "Love's Full Glory" is recorded ... which remained unreleased until the 1998 album "Wide Prairie", but then at only 3' 46" long. 2nd-25th October 1980 - Finston Manor, Tenterton, Kent. - The final Wings sessions, produce many initial demo's for the album "Tug Of War", which include : "Take It Away", "Ballroom Dancing", "The Pound Is Sinking", "Wanderlust", "Dress Me Up As A Robber", and "Ebony And Ivory". AND the next album, "Pipes Of Peace" which include : "Keep Under Cover", "Average Person", and "Sweetest Little Show". Also recorded are, "Rainclouds" (B-side of the single "Ebony And Ivory"), "Old Man Lovin", "Sure To Fall", "Movie Magg", "Blue Moon Of Kentucky", "Summertime", "Good Rockin' Tonight - Shake, Rattle and Roll", "Cut Across Shorty", "Stealin' Back To My Same Old Used To Be", "Singing The Blues", "Johnny B. Goode", "Twenty Flight Rock", and "Cage". plus a number of unreleased tracks which are : "Stop, You Don't Know Where She Came From", "Take Her Back, Jack", "The Unbelievable Experience", "Here's The Chord, Roy (sic)", "Seems Like Old Times" and a further version of "Boil Crisis" first started in 1977. 27th October - 3rd November 1980 - AIR Studios, London ... |
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