Credits:

Paul Mccartney & Wings

Description:

In the 1960s, Paul McCartney achieved worldwide success as a member of The Beatles, formed his own band, Wings, after the band broke up, and now works as a solo musician, still active half a century after his debut. McCartney is the most successful musician in the history of 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 the previous one. Paul McCartney then formed Wings in August of the same year to perform live, and released the album "Wild Life" under the Wings name in December of the same year. The band then went on a world tour from 1975 to 1976, which was one of the most extensive tours of their career as a band, playing 64 concerts in 12 countries. The concert in Melbourne, Australia on November 13, 1975 was recorded and broadcast for worldwide television broadcasting, and this album is a live album from the sound sources used for the broadcast.The set list included medleys, encores, cover songs, and songs from the Beatles era, all of which are included on this live album. This live album captures the gorgeous live performance of this tour, which Paul McCartney says is one of the best tours of his life as a musician. Imported domestic edition with Japanese obi, English booklet and bilingual booklet＞Paul McCartney (vo, b)Linda McCartney (vo, kbds)Denny Laine (g)Jimmy McCulloch (g)Joe English (ds)