Paul McCartney,Wings Paul McCartney/Broadcast 1976 Japanese Edition

This is a very valuable take of the documentary program “WINGS OVER THE WORLD,” which was aired on CBS TV in the United States on March 16, 1979, and was first broadcast on “Young Music Show” in a special one-hour slot on October 13 of the same year at 4:15, about half a year after CBS TV. ・Directly digitized from the Betamax recording master at the time, this is the first time it has appeared in the collector’s world. The image quality and sound are surprisingly good, as it has been carefully stored by a maniac among maniacs! The original is 75 minutes, but it has been shortened to 60 minutes due to the program slot. It comes with Japanese subtitles unique to the broadcasting station. It is interesting to see the subtitles that appear on “Rock Show” as “News” will be announced from 5:15, and on “Hi Hi Hi” as “Bright Rural Village” will be closed. Thank you for your understanding. This take is included on the DVD of the Super Deluxe Edition of “Wings Over America” ​​released today on May 28th, but it is the Japanese broadcast version of “WINGS OVER THE WORLD” that Paul and Beatles fans all over Japan would have been staring at in 1979. This is a must-have and must-see title for fans. Broadcast Date: 13th October 1979 (in Japan) 1. Intro 2. Jet 3. Maybe I’m Amazed 4. Live And Let Die 5. Paul arrives at an Australian airport 6. Paul and Linda are interviewed by Norman Gunston In Australia 7. Letting Go 8. Wings in Sidney: Paul and the children are playing and drumming 9. Scrambled Eggs (rehearsal, excerpt) 10. Yesterday 11. The Wings Tour 12. Magneto And Titanium Man 13. Silly Love Songs 14. Wings travel by plane 15. Beware My Love 16. Let’em In 17. Band On The Run 18. Paul watching himself on the TV answering an interview 19. Kingdome, Seattle 20. Venus And Mars 21. Rock Show 22. Happy Birthday to Paul by Denny on stage 23. A Mexican band is playing for Paul 24. Los Angeles 25. Hi Hi Hi 26. Backstage (Ringo Starr joined) 27. Soily 28. Listen To What The Man Said (End Credits)