Track Listings
| Disc: 1 | |||
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| 1. Listen to What the Man Said {Venus and Mars + Single} - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 2. Band on the Run {Band on the Run + Single} - Paul McCartney & Wings | |||
| 3. Another Day [Single] - Paul McCartney | |||
| 4. Live and Let Die [Single] - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 5. Jet {Band on the Run + Single} - Paul McCartney & Wings | |||
| 6. My Love - Paul McCartney & Wings | |||
| 7. Silly Love Songs {Wings at the Speed of Sound + Single} - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 8. Pipes of Peace - Paul McCartney | |||
| 9. C Moon - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 10. Hi, Hi, Hi [Single] - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
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| Disc: 2 | |||
| 1. Let Me Roll It - Paul McCartney & Wings | |||
| 2. Lovely Linda - Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney | |||
| 3. Daytime Nightime Suffering [B-Side Single] - Wings | |||
| 4. Maybe I'm Amazed - Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney | |||
| 5. Helen Wheels {Single + Us Band on the Run} - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 6. Bluebird {Band on the Run} - Paul McCartney, Wings | |||
| 7. Heart of the Country - Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney | |||
| 8. Every Night - Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney | |||
| 9. Take It Away [Tug of War + Single] - Paul McCartney | |||
| 10. Junk - Linda McCartney, Paul McCartney | |||
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Editorial Reviews
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While his fellow ex-bandmates busied themselves with various high-profile projects (John Lennon with Imagine and a series of high-profile media events; George Harrison with All Things Must Pass and The Concert for Bangla Desh), Paul McCartney climbed into a van with his wife and a few journeyman players and gigged at university student unions for what amounted to spare change. Of course, by 1976 they were one of the biggest draws in rock, having the last laugh--if not necessarily the final word. Gathering the cream of their recorded output on a generous double-disc sampler-cum-TV-special-soundtrack seemed a promising effort at historical revisionism, but Wingspan itself is a distinct misnomer: fully 17 of the 40 tracks here hail from various pre- and post-Wings McCartney solo albums. Completely overlooked are unheralded B-sides such as "Oh Woman, Oh Why," "Little Woman Love," "Country Dreamer," "The Mess," "Walking in the Park with Eloise," "Sally G," and "Girl's School"--some of McCartney the bandleader and solo artist's scrappiest and most interesting work. All the expected hits are here and more, ranging from spunky rockers and hook-rich bubblegum to syrup-drenched ballads. What's lacking is a fresh and less myopic perspective. --Jerry McCulley
Wingspan: Hits and History,Paul McCartney,Capitol,Adult Contemporary,Album Rock,England,Pop,Pop/Rock,Rock,Rock & Roll,Soft Rock
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