Sir Paul McCartney has just found a way to revive the legacy of the wings.
He has invited fans to rediscover the legacy of his iconic post-Beatles band, with the launch of the definitive homonymous anthology.
Supervised by the legendary musician, the collection would celebrate the growth of Wings from experimentation to the global super upper, with a musical and visual trip.
Available in different attractive design editions on November 7, AT All levels of Fandom will be addressed: from the limited editing vinyl set of 3LP with remastering clues and rare images, to simplified versions 1CD and 1LP ideal for newcomers who wish to enter the story of McCartney Post Beatles.
In addition, Aubrey ‘Po’ Powell of Hypnosis, the iconic design study behind Seven Wings Albums, has returned to collaborate with McCartney in the work of art of anthology.
AT would include successful clues like Band on the run, live and let die, jet, let ‘her, my love, listen to what man said, silly love songs, and With a little luck.
The anthology would also focus on the Wings gender change experience with clues that belong to pop, folk, reggae, soul, as well as experimental rock with songs like songs C moon, arrow through me, wildlife, and Good night tonight.
It is pertinent to mention that Paul McCartney and Wings or simply Wings, formed in 1971, with Linda McCartney and Denny Laine.
What began as an experiment after Beatles, sold 22 million album worldwide and adorned the world with successes that lead the graphics as Kintyre Mull – That became the best -selling single in the United Kingdom of all time.
