The following Alligator has a discontented kind of vibe and is a track that really works because Mark Ronson has a good understanding of when to push the synth layers forward in the mix and when to sit back and let McCartney’s songwriting breathe. It races along like some coked-up ‘80s driving tune, feeling a little overbearing in the verse but relaxing into the chorus, which plays with some nice harmonic overtones. The album kicks off with Save Us, which has an urgency that initially startles me. If anything though, the youth of the producers – relative to McCartney, at least – has allowed for some rather contemporary-sounding manifestations of the songwriter’s formulas. In a way the album feels like a showcase of the abilities of these men, each one vying to show what he can do with a Paul McCartney song, but there’s no subverting the distinctive melodic style or vocal tone of the original artist. The former Beatle apparently couldn’t settle on any one producer for this record, and instead split the job four ways between Paul Epworth, Mark Ronson, Giles Martin and Ethan Johns.
1 exclusive test pressing randomly selected from the manufacturing process.Singles previously released on 12”, picture discs, CD singles/promos, digital downloads, and music videos.15 singles never-before-released on 7” including:.Recreations of 65 singles/promos using restored original artwork from 11 different countries.This numbered limited-edition collection of 80 x 7” singles personally supervised by Paul McCartney contains: Each box includes a randomly selected exclusive test pressing of one of the singles. The boxset is presented in a special wooden art crate, designed and built in Derbyshire, UK, and is packed with incredible content, including a 148-page book that features a personal foreword by Paul, an essay by music journalist Rob Sheffield and extensive chart information, liner notes, and single artwork. These 15 singles are made up from tracks previously released on 12”, picture discs, CD singles & promos, digital downloads, music videos, two previously unheard demos, and a previously unheard 7” single edit. The boxset features recreations of 65 singles – complete with their original B-sides (using restored artwork from 11 different countries) as well as 15 singles never before released on 7”.
From 1971’s Another Day to a 7” version of 2022’s Record Store Day Song of the Year, Women and Wives (taken from 2020’s McCartney III) – the 80 singles included represent half a century of Paul’s life showcasing his prolific creativity and relentless innovation.
“They do for me, and there will be more to come…”Īvailable from 2 December, The 7” Singles Box is the ultimate package for any McCartney fan. “I hope the songs in this boxset bring back fun memories for you too,” saysMcCartney.
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You can preorder The 7” Singles Box here and v iew the full track listing here. The boxset, which is limited to 3,000 copies, includes 163 tracks totalling over 10 hours of music and will also be released digitally. Sir Paul McCartney has announced the release of The 7” Singles Box, featuring 80 x 7” singles – including such global chart smashing tracks as My Love, Live and Let Die, Band on the Run, Silly Love Songs, Coming Up, Ebony and Ivory, Say Say Say, No More Lonely Nights, Wonderful Christmastime and many more.
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