Hello Andrew, I really want to bring up an important issue! Well,,, there are some lunatics out there (some that tried to ruin your last live stream. ) But I am a long time Beatle fan since the 80's. And the videos that you and other Beatle fans as " Mean MR Mayo" and "Beatle Tone" and other are these days important to me! So... I just wish you you will continue and never let the the fools get in your way"

Bought this on vinyl. On first playing, I was slightly unimpressed. However, it is now my go-to album. 1985 is a revelation. And the ending without the reprise is wonderful.

WHY...does MakeMKV require an always-changing registration key? sheeeshhhh..., right? :-))))

He Got YOUR MONEY!!!!!

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I believe "Let's Love" was finished... it was recorded by Peggy Lee on an album of the same name from 1974 (and the track was produced by McCartney, too).

Dont make your records wet just use a dry soft record cleaner, it may damage your records, i dont like it Andrew im sorry

You never skip Revolution 9.....? You masochist 😁

Hi Legend, I mean Andrew. I have the 8 LP for ATMP and I have the 5 CD version. Today I compared the tracklist of both, and discovered the 5 CD is EXACTLY the same as the 8 LP. Now I'm wondering what the difference is with the 8 LP and the 5 LP? Do U happen to know??

Early Fleetwood Mac was blusey, band until 1975, their best song : Tallahassee Lassie, as I'm collecting unreleased Soundboard or FM concerts & outtakes...They changed after 1975 I'm from US & in Canada: Adam & the Ants were not well known until Goody Two Shoes, I got into them in Denver, CO. in 1981, before I got to Germany

😃Hi - thank you for hilighting things for us ✨I found a message on cd disc #1.....

Hands ✋🏻 don’t change with aging, open your eyes…

Could it be that Paul is getting these types of releases out while he is still around to over see them? The archive releases can be finished without him. I don't feel the archive releases are over.

Wings had yet to perform in large arenas.Thank you.

The Elemental and Elements mixes are excellent, it's a shame we didn't get these in The Beatles box sets.

Another great review Andrew, although it does annoy me that the EP is not included with with the cd version, and this is something that I find worrying going forward. Is vinyl going to become the preferred physical medium, there has recently been some Jimi Hendrix releases only available on vinyl, including one coming up that includes many outtakes.

McCartney, 54 years of garbage, should have called it a day in 1970!

one hand fapping ?

Lets love was given yo Peggy Lee

Do you think the video for One Hand Clapping should have been released at the same time even if it wasn't that good of quality? I know they can clean up poor quality videos, but even if it hadn't been cleaned up it sure would have been wonderful to put it out with this audio release.

Hey Andrew, I hope you just forgot, but Let's Love was recorded on May 6, 1974 by Peggy Lee produced by Paul McCartney. Her Let's Love LP and the Let's Love single were released over here in the United States in November of 1974.

Fantastic addition to the macca wings catalog... sure beats the hell out of the money grab mind games garbage

Hi Andrew, Let's Love was recorded by Peggy Lee and released as a single in 1974. She had previously had a hit with Till There Was You and may have inspired the Beatles to put it in their act

Very nice review,done with passion, really enjoyed this review, well done, cheers, Dave 😊

Great review Andrew well worth the wait since it's release! You covered every song throughly! You always do a great job on your reviews! I just love this album! One hand clapping is a great Wings and Paul's efforts! Your right junior's farm is great and so is Baby face. 1985. JET SOILY the whole album in this live feel is excellent! Love Go Now too !This is Paul's best time period Wings ! HI hi hi just love it too! Thanks Andrew great review!! Let's hope More Paul releases soon and Beatles and solo soon!!!!

Hey You've probably already have sused this out already? I was listening to George Harrisons ATMP 50th Anniversary, and I noticed an extra lead guitar part on the 3rd verse of: WHAT IS LIFE, and on: LET IT ROLL there is a deep voice repeating: Let it roll Sir Frank Crisp. I also have 30th Anniversary CD so tomorrow I'm going play to hear what I haven't noticed before. If these 2 things are also on that disk?? I don't think they are?

Thanks

Hi Andrew, I also think it’s a brilliant album. Do you think Waterspout will ever officially see the light of day? 🍻

Great video Andrew ! I'll have to pickup this or order it sometime when the funds are right. The tracks I've heard so far sound great. And I agree that Jimmy is fantastic on lead guitar. I feel Jimmy is a very underrated player ,gone way too soon.

Nice review, I like one hand clapping, but I wonder why Suicide was left off.

Thanks Andrew. Great review. You probably know this but Paul did a version on Lady Madonna on the old piano in a little Abbey Concert a few years ago. It was unplanned and sounded great.

I am really starting to like the new Mind Games release. After listening to it a few times, I am really starting to like the songs. John Lennon is such a good writer, even his lesser songs are good. Sure beats most of the music out these days.

I’d rather have smaller releases like this than having reissues of McCartney I II III or uber expensive box sets. It feels like a proper album that sit well in Paul’s discography as their own thing.

No doubt PM's dad introduced him to Babyface as a kid. And someone like Kenny Ball & His Jazz Band probably played it on a UK tv variety show every year through the 60s! The Kinks had been doing music hall and vaudeville songs in their live shows for a couple of years by the time of One Hand... Babyface is on 1972's Everybody's in Showbiz album. Maybe that's where he took his lead from?

Great overview of the album, Andrew, and I share your enthusiasm for this release. Just absolutely stellar work by one of the best Wings lineups. And this might be my favorite version of Sally G, a tune which maddingly enough isn't in his Lyrics book nor in the lyrics section of his website. As for the Archive collection, I don't personally care if it's dead or not, but I do care a lot that London Town and Back to the Egg seem to be low priorities for MPL. Surely they won't make us wait until 2028-2029 before they give these releases their proper due.

Got to do with money as always .

Very nice review Andrew. I agree that this is an outstanding release, and I hope more like this are being prepared.

I could have done without this relatively expensive cd (70+ min of music for £17. Not impressed by the recordings. I'd prefer an archive collection edition of Back to the Egg/London Town.

My Love is a good version, but indeed, Jimmy's solo is very very 'prudent', but Paul's vocal is much better than on the single version.

Fantastic review (as always). Would have been nice to hear your thoughts on the songs missing from the release. In regards to 1985… I prefer the OHC version BUT it does drown out one of Paul’s greatest vocal performances towards the end. For that, you have to go to the Archive version now.

Great review of a great release. I'm presuming you know that Peggy Lee covered Let's Love.

Great review Andrew, thanks.

I love the Wings Over America live album, and I love Joe English on it. What's great here is that Geoff Britton's drumming is very different and gives the songs a bit of a heavier rock sound. I love both. Great to have this album. But I'm also really waiting for the Archive London Town and Back To The Egg. Why not do those as well. It makes no sense. What do you think of the Got Back Europe tour, Andrew? Have you got tickets? I'm talking my kids to Paris. I've got soundcheck tickets for the very first time (very expensive, but I felt I had to do it). Really looking forward to that.

Paul being a big Little Richard fan, maybe this was a throwback to Richard's version of "Baby Face".

What do you have for a CD player set up? I’m looking to buy one soon

Nice review Andrew. Paul did indeed finish Let's Love. He gave it to Peggy Lee and he produced her version of it for the LP of the same name.

Fabulous! It is an EXCELLENT LIVE studio recording! Bluebird can make you cry, Paul being Paul. Just love this gift to the fans!

Reginald Dixon also got a shout-out from Paul on "Sally", on the double-cd of Tripping the Live Fantastic

You've done it again Andrew - thorough but concise with both a great overview and detailed observations. I wish they had included "Suicide" (seen on the DVD with BOTR Archive) and a few more of the backyard songs, but I'm tickled with all the new stuff we do have. In the section where you compare songs previously released - it seems you omitted "Band on the Run" (song) from BOTR archive and "Let's Love" from V&M Archive, which is 1 minute longer on V&M.

Baby Face leans very heavily and draws influence on the Kinks 'honky tonk' version that they performed with the Mike Cotton Sound, as the arrangement is very similar.The Kinks had a very music hall good time honky tonk based live show through the early to mid '70s (with Ray Davies taking on the persona of Max Miller) that included BF as a staple, which had been in the Kinks live act since 1971. So, its very likely MaCartney had come across the Kinks version/stage act which was very musical hall/variety based at the time. Keep at the good work.