Paul McCartney,Wings/MA,USA 1976 Sub Source & more

Complete recording of the Boston performance on May 22, 1976. One of the highest sound quality of the tour, surpassing even the mirrored sound source.Using the sub source that appeared for the first time, the longest recording ever Disc 3 includes the Seattle performance on June 10, 1976 on a soundboard Wings’ 1976 US tour was the highlight of Paul’s career. It is recognized by fans as one of the best of all time. Paul must have been nervous and fired up as he was performing in front of fans across the United States for the first time in 10 years since Candlestick Park during the Beatles era. The tour with the same members started the previous year in 1975, but Paul’s enthusiasm for the US tour is certain, as if it was a long rehearsal for the upcoming US tour. Ta. This work is a combination of the Boston performance and Seattle performance from the US tour titled “WINGS OVER AMERICA”. In 1976 “WINGS OVER AMERICA”, there are some excellent audience recordings. Representative performances include the Fort Worth performance on the first day, Toronto, the only Canadian performance, and Los Angeles, where the mirrored sound source was performed on the final day of the tour. If you were asked to pick one of the best, I think many people would choose the Boston performance on May 22, 1976 without hesitation. Excellent tapers are working behind the scenes in Boston, and other artists such as Neil Young often have high sound quality in Boston performances, and the Wings recorded in this work also has the highest sound quality during the tour, surpassing the famous Los Angeles mirrored sound source. It is known as a thing of. This sound source was discovered relatively recently, and enthusiasts were thrilled with its excellent sound quality. This work is a tape recording of the highest quality recorded by the “Boston master”, and the balance and pitch have been adjusted to make it in the best condition. Despite having such a large number of sound sources, there were not many previously released editions, and only about two types were in circulation. Among them, I am confident that this work will be a masterpiece that will remain for future generations as the definitive Boston performance. While the previously released version was recorded with only a single source, this work is supplemented with another source that appears for the first time. However, there are almost no omissions in the main source, and it is excellent not only in sound quality but also in content, but there are still slight omissions between songs and MC that seem to be tape changes. This work is the only title that fills them with other sources, and is the longest recording. According to records, the encore “Soily” was not played at the Boston performance. Apparently it was because Jimmy McCulloch didn’t want to play. There is also an anecdote that Jimmy, who was selfish and refused an encore, was punched by Paul in the dressing room. In this work, as a bonus track on Disc 2, “Soily” is included from the Denver performance on June 7, 1976, which is the first appearance of both. In addition, “Love Song of the Heart” will be performed at the Cincinnati performance on May 27th, “Proof of Love” will be performed at the San Diego performance on June 17th, and “Wine Colored Girl” will be performed at the Kansas City performance on May 29th. Each is recorded. Disc 3 is a soundboard recording of the now destroyed King Dome performance in Seattle on June 10, 1976. Unfortunately, only 16 songs are included, but even though it was officially recorded, the soundboard sound source is hardly leaked, so it is valuable. This work is the definitive edition of Wings’ Boston performance on May 22, 1976, which mainly features one of the highest quality recordings of the tour, supplemented with sub sources. Due to its popularity, all eyes are on the Mirrored sound source in Los Angeles on June 23rd, but the sound quality of this Boston performance is definitely better. All bonus tracks are composed of performances that appear for the first time. Disc 3 includes the King Dome performance in Seattle on June 10, 1976 with a soundboard. This is an incomplete but valuable sound board sound source. DISC ONE BOSTON GARDENS BOSTON MA May 22, 1976 01. Introduction 02. Venus And Mars – Rock Show – Jet 03. Let Me Roll it 04. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt 05. Medicine Jar 06. Maybe I’m Amazed 07. Call Me Back Again 08. Lady Madonna 09. The Long And Winding Road 10. Live And Let Die 11. Picasso’s Last Words 12. Richard Cory 13. Bluebird 14. I’ve Just Seen A Face 15. Blackbird 16. Yesterday 17. You Gave Me The Answer DISC TWO 01. Magneto And Titanium Man 02. My Love 03. Listen To What The Man Said 04. Let ‘Em In 05. Time To Hide 06. Silly Love Songs 07. Beware My Love 08. Letting Go 09. Band On The Run 10. Hi Hi Hi McNICHOLS ARENA DENVER CO June 7, 1976 11. Soily RIVERFRONT COLISEUM CINCINNATI OH May 27, 1976 12. Silly Love Songs SPORTS ARENA SAN DIEGO CA June 16, 1976 13. Beware My Love KEMPER ARENA KANSAS CITY MO May 29, 1976 14. Letting Go DISC THREE SOUNDBOARD RECORDINGS KINGDOME SEATTLE WA June 10, 1976 01. Venus And Mars – Rock Show – Jet 02. Let Me Roll it 03. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt 04. Medicine Jar 05. Maybe I’m Amazed 06. Call Me Back Again 07. Lady Madonna 08. The Long And Winding Road 09. Live And Let Die 10. Picasso’s Last Words 11. Richard Cory 12. Bluebird 13. You Gave Me The Answer 14. My Love 15. Listen To What The Man Said 16. Let ‘Em In