Or is it Over America by Wings?




Anyway, I have for reasons too boring to go into, a chance to review this triple live LP I haz just bought.

I'll get some coffee on first. And go for a wazz before I begin.



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wings_over_America

Venus And Mars / Rock Show / Jet
Let Me Roll It
Spirit Of Ancient Egypt
Medicine Jar
Maybe I'm Amazed
Call Me Back Again
Lady Madonna
The Long And Winding Road
Live And Let Die
Picasso's Last Words
Richard Cory
Bluebird
I've Just Seen A Face
Blackbird
Yesterday
You Gave Me The Answer
Magneto And Titanium Man
Go Now
My Love
Listen To What The Man Said
Let 'Em In
Time To Hide
Silly Love Songs
Beware My Love
Letting Go
Band On The Run
Hi, Hi, Hi
Soily



Solly? No wonder they arrested him in Japan.


And before I forget:

I'm in!

Crowd noise....


Guitar... Venus and Mars/Rock Show.

This is loverly.

Did he just say Venus and Mars were stars?



anyway forget that, ROCK SHOW!

Oh, it's a bit plodding isn't it?




his is Wings' live album, recorded during the North American leg of their 'Wings Over The World Tour' in 1976. The album was compiled with performances from different shows:
- Olympia Stadium in Detroit on 7 May 1976 ('Lady Madonna');
- Nassau Coliseum in Uniondale on 21 May 1976 ('My Love');
- Boston Garden in Boston on 22 May 1976 ('Live And Let Die', 'Picasso's Last Words (Drink To Me)', 'Bluebird' and 'Magneto And Titanium Man');
- Madison Square Garden in New York City on 25 May 1976 ('Time To Hide' and 'Silly Love Songs');
- Riverfront Coliseum in Cincinnati on 27 May 1976 ('Venus And Mars', 'Rock Show', 'Jet', 'Let Me Roll It', 'Medicine Jar', 'Call Me Back Again' and 'Bluebird');
- Kemper Arena in Kansas City on 29 May 1976 ('Maybe I'm Amazed', 'The LOng And Winding Road', 'Listen To What The Man Said' and 'Letting Go');
- McNichols Sports Arena in Denver on 7 June 1976 ('Beware My Love', 'Band On The Run', 'Hi, Hi, Hi' and 'Soily');
- Kingdome in Seattle on 10 June 1976 ('Spirits Of Ancient Egypt');
- The Forum in Inglewood on 23 June 1976 ('Richard Cory', 'I've Just Seen A Face', 'You Gave Me The Answer', 'Go Now' and 'Let 'Em In').
'Yesterday' is from an unknown performance between May and June 1976. Studio overdubs were recorded at Abbey Road Studios in London between October and November 1976.

https://www.beatlesbible.com/people/paul-mccartney/albums/wings-over-america/

Audience Parciptation!

Or is that rest of the group supplying the 'OH!' sounds?

Is this Jet or still Rock show?

It's still Rock Show, it's livened up a bit.

JET!!! JET!! JET!!!!

Oh, is that supposed to be light coming from inside the plane as the door opens, I though it was supposed to be a turbulence effect.

This is quite rocking I suppose.

Almost going into Live and Let Die there...

Oh, gawd, another one and a half side before we get to that one...

Let Me Roll it.

Don't know this one.

Yep, B side.

This has the Curse of Partridge on it.

Spirit Of Ancient Egypt



You're my baby I love you.

Shouldn't that be You're My Mummy?

These lyrics are all over the place.

I'm sure in the average group, one a little 'democratic' Danny wouldn't get a singing job in any song when there's someone who can sing like Paul McCartney.

It's a bit like that Tin Machine album.

Actually, it does sound a bit Tin Machineish now I've mentioned it.

Medicine Jar.

Duck sounds...

Is that Ringo singing this one?

Jimmy McCulloch apparently.

Very tempted to skip this one to be honest.

Nice guitar solo though.

This song can end now. Thank you next.

Onto side 2.

Maybe I'm amazed.

Hang on, this isn't a Wings song!