Paul McCartney & Wings - Live In The UK 1973 - Import CD

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Paul McCartney & Wings

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In the 1960s, he achieved worldwide success as a member of The Beatles, and after the group broke up, he formed his own band, Wings, and has been active as a solo musician ever since. More than half a century after his debut, Paul McCartney is still active and has had a profound influence on popular music. He is listed in the Guinness Book of World Records as the "most successful composer in the history of popular music. Here is a rare live archive of Paul McCartney from the 1970s! After the breakup of The Beatles, Paul McCartney released his second solo album, "Ram," in May 1971, and it was as big a hit as his previous album. Paul McCartney then formed Wings in August of the same year to perform live. In 1973, the band changed its name to Paul McCartney & Wings and released their second album, Red Rose Speedway. The smash hit single 'My Love' propelled the album to No. 1 on the U.S. album charts, but the tour that accompanied the album was limited to 20 concerts in the United Kingdom.The July 10 concert in Newcastle was recorded and broadcast for a BBC Radio program, and this live album is a complete recording of the concert, including cover songs and encores. This is a live album of the concert, including the cover songs and encores. The audience responded well to the concert, which focused on the new album, and it is a live album of the concert with an at-home atmosphere. Imported domestic edition Paul McCartney (vo, b, kbds)Linda McCartney (vo, kbds, perc)Denny Laine (g, b, vo, kbds)Henry McCullough (g, vo)Denny Seawell (ds, perc)