Wingspan Hits And History
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Track Listing
Disc 1:
- Listen To What The Man Said
- Band On The Run
- Another Day
- Live And Let Die
- Jet
- My Love
- Silly Love Songs
- Pipes Of Peace
- C Moon
- Hi Hi Hi
- Let 'Em In
- Goodnight Tonight
- Junior's Farm
- Mull of Kintyre
- Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey
- With A Little Luck
- Coming Up
- No More Lonely Nights
Disc 2:
- Let Me Roll It
- The Lovely Linda
- Daytime Nightime Suffering
- Maybe I'm Amazed
- Helen Wheels
- Bluebird
- Heart Of The Country
- Every Night
- Take It Away
- Junk
- Man We Was Lonely
- Venus And Mars/Rockshow
- Back Seat Of My Car
- Rockestra Theme
- Girlfriend
- Waterfalls
- Tomorrow
- Too Many People
- Call Me Back Again
- Tug Of War
- Medley: Bip Bop/Hey Diddle/I Am Your Singer
- No More Lonely Nights
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #1691 in Music
- Released on: 2001-05-08
- Number of discs: 2
- Formats: Original recording remastered, Best of
- Dimensions: .25 pounds
Editorial Reviews
From Amazon.co.uk
Wingspan could be the collection that finally gives Wings the respect that they've long been due. Some people are wary of Wings simply because knocking them is the done thing. Others are dubious because they've actually tried listening to London Town or Red Rose Speedway all the way through. It's a truism that without a vociferous writing partner, Paul McCartney's sense of quality control could be rather lax, but it's easy to overlook how many fine tracks he and Wings produced from 1970 to 1983, the period covered on Wingspan. Compiling 40 of them on a two-CD set is a smart move--it allows you to purchase pretty much every post-Beatles McCartney song you could ever possibly want, all at once. The hits crowd together on the first disc, while the second cherry-picks album tracks and oddities; forget the inevitable "Mull of Kintyre", let "Maybe I'm Amazed", "Waterfalls" and "Back Seat of My Car" remind you of just what Paul McCartney could always do when he tried. --Taylor Parkes
