'Flowers in the Dirt' (1989) marked a creative resurgence for Paul McCartney, presenting him as a vital, contemporary songwriter at the close of the 1980s. Track highlights include the bright, Beatlesque 'My Brave Face', the heartfelt ballad 'Put It There', and the polished pop single 'This One'. Several songs were co-written with Elvis Costello, a collaboration that sharpened McCartney’s lyrical edge and drew critical attention. Culturally, the album is often seen as a late-career comeback, reestablishing McCartney’s artistic credibility and introducing his music to a new generation of listeners.

TRACK LISTING

1. My Brave Face
2. Rough Ride
3. You Want Her Too
4. Distractions
5. We Got Married
6. Put It There
7. Figure Of Eight
8. This One
9. Don’t Be Careless Love
10. That Day Is Done
11. How Many People
12. Motor Of Love
13. Où Est Le Soleil?

'Flaming Pie' (1997) is widely regarded as one of Paul McCartney’s strongest late-career albums, reflecting a relaxed, confident return to classic songwriting. Featuring the breezy 'The World Tonight', the reflective, lush 'Young Boy', and the tender, Grammy-winning ballad 'Calico Skies', the album blends modern production with McCartney’s timeless melodic sensibility, drawing on rock, pop, and acoustic influences. 'Flaming Pie' reaffirmed McCartney’s relevance in the 1990s and was celebrated as a creative renewal that bridged his 60s legacy with contemporary audiences.

TRACK LISTING

1. The Song We Were Singing
2. The World Tonight
3. If You Wanna
4. Somedays
5. Young Boy
6. Calico Skies
7. Flaming Pie
8. Heaven On A Sunday
9. Used To Be Bad
10. Souvenir
11. Little Willow
12. Really Love You
13. Beautiful Night
14. Great Day

'Red Rose Speedway' (1973) is Wings’ lush, romantic sophomore album, marking Paul McCartney’s growing confidence as a writer and bandleader. Track highlights include the chart-topping ballad 'My Love', the exuberant opener 'Big Barn Bed', and the tender, multi-sectioned 'Little Lamb Dragonfly', which showcase McCartney’s melodic strengths. Originally envisioned as a double album, it ultimately emerged as a streamlined collection with a polished, soft-rock sound. 'Red Rose Speedway' helped solidify Wings as a commercially viable McCartney project and reinforced his dominance in early 1970s pop music.

TRACK LISTING

1. Big Barn Bed
2. My Love
3. Get On The Right Thing
4. One More Kiss
5. Little Lamb Dragonfly
6. Single Pigeon
7. When The Night
8. Loup (1st Indian On The Moon)
9. Medley:
A) Hold Me Tight
B) Lazy Dynamite
C) Hands Of Love
D) Power Cut

Originally released in December 1971, the beloved debut album from Wings established Paul McCartney’s newest music project as a bonafide rock band. 'Wild Life' was written almost entirely by Paul and Linda McCartney, and was recorded in just over a week with the majority of tracks laid down in a single take. Featuring the yearning and politically charged title track, the funky 'Love Is Strange' and the gentle acoustic ballad 'Dear Friend', 'Wild Life' is a must-have title for the Wings collector

TRACK LISTING

1. Mumbo
2. Bip Bop
3. Love Is Strange
4. Wild Life
5. Some People Never Know
6. I Am Your Singer
7. Bip Bop (Link)
8. Tomorrow
9. Dear Friend
10. Mumbo (Link)

'The Boys of Dungeon Lane' is a collection of rare and revealing glimpses into memories never-before shared, along with some newly inspired love songs, from one of the most culturally significant figures of our time. These extraordinary new songs find Paul writing with rare openness about his childhood in post-war Liverpool, the resilience of his parents, and early adventures shared with George Harrison and John Lennon long before the world had ever heard of Beatlemania.

TRACK LISTING

1. As You Lie There
2. Lost Horizon
3. Days We Left Behind
4. Ripples in a Pond
5. Mountain Top
6. Down South
7. We Two
8. Come Inside
9. Never Know
10. Home to Us
11. Life Can Be Hard
12. First Star of the Night
13. Sailsman Saint
14. Momma Gets By

Man On The Run (Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack) is taken from the Amazon MGM Studios feature documentary Paul McCartney Man on the Run directed by Academy Award winner Morgan Neville. This set contains deep cuts and fan favourites from McCartney’s post-Beatles career, soundtracking the journey of Paul’s emergence from the dissolution of the world’s biggest band to proving to critics and fans that not all great acts are impossible to follow. This album compiles many of the key recordings from the motion picture together – including previously unreleased tracks ‘Live and Let Die (Rockshow),’ ‘Gotta Sing Gotta Dance’ and ‘Arrow Through Me (Rough Mix).’

TRACK LISTING

1. Silly Love Songs (Demo)
2. That Would Be Something (2011 Remaster)
3. Long Haired Lady (2012 Remaster)
4. Too Many People (2012 Remaster)
5. Big Barn Bed (2018 Remaster)
6. Gotta Sing Gotta Dance
7. Live And Let Die (Rockshow)
8. Band On The Run (2010 Remaster)
9. Arrow Through Me (Rough Mix)
10. Mull Of Kintyre (2016 Remaster)
11. Coming Up (2011 Remaster)
12. Let Me Roll It (2010 Remaster)

The most famous living rock musician on the planet, Paul McCartney is now regarded as a slightly cosy figure, an (inter)national treasure. Back in the 1970s, however, McCartney cut a very different figure. He was, literally, a man on the run.

Desperately trying to escape the shadow of the Beatles, he became an outlaw hippy millionaire, hiding out on his Scottish farmhouse in Kintyre before travelling the world with makeshift bands and barefoot children. It was a time of numerous drug busts and brilliant, banned and occasionally baffling records. For McCartney, it was an edgy, liberating and sometimes frightening period of his life that has largely been forgotten.

Man on the Run paints an illuminating picture: from McCartney's nervous breakdown following the Beatles' split through his apparent victimisation by the authorities to the rude awakening of his imprisonment for marijuana possession in Japan in 1980 and the shocking wake-up call of John Lennon's murder. Ultimately, it poses the question: if you were one quarter of the Beatles, could you really outrun your past?

This collection charts the story of a band as it became one of the biggest-selling acts of all time. With US #1 singles including 'My Love', 'Band on the Run', 'Listen to What the Man Said', 'Silly Love Songs', and 'With a Little Luck' and over 22 million albums sold around the world, Wings defied expectations. 'Mull of Kintyre' became the first single in the UK to sell more than two million copies – overtaking 'She Loves You' to become the biggest-selling single of all time in the UK.

At their core Wings were a great rock band, but as WINGS amply demonstrates, they were so much more: The sprawling compilation showcases the band’s versatility with a staggering tracklisting that spans pop, folk, soul, reggae and experimentation with songs like 'C Moon', 'Goodnight Tonight', 'Arrow Through Me', 'Wild Life' and more.

Following the breakup of The Beatles, McCartney found himself adrift, having parted ways with his lifelong collaborators and closest friends. He missed the camaraderie, the creative spark that came from being in a band. Faced with the daunting choice of walking away from music or starting over, Wings was born.

Formed in 1971 with his wife Linda McCartney and guitarist Denny Laine, Wings quickly became Paul’s vehicle for both personal healing and artistic rebirth. Over the course of a decade, the band released seven studio albums and charted an ambitious, unpredictable journey that blended musical experimentation with global success. Rather than rely on past glories, Wings forged their own identity, often in the face of critical skepticism and frequent lineup changes. Their story is one of triumph, resilience, and a deep belief in the power of reinvention.

TRACK LISTING

1LP & 1CD Tracklisting:
1. Band On The Run (2010 Remaster)
2. Let ’Em In (2014 Remaster)
3. Jet (2010 Remaster)
4. With A Little Luck (DJ Edit) (2016 Remaster)
5. Arrow Through Me (2016 Remaster)
6. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five (2010 Remaster)
7. Silly Love Songs (2014 Remaster)
8. My Love (2018 Remaster)
9. Live And Let Die (2018 Remaster)
10. Listen To What The Man Said (2014 Remaster)
11. Goodnight Tonight (2016 Remaster)
12. Mull Of Kintyre (2016 Remaster) 

3LP & 2CD Tracklisting:
1. Band On The Run (2010 Remaster)
2. Hi, Hi, Hi (2018 Remaster)
3. Silly Love Songs (2014 Remaster)
4. Letting Go (2014 Remaster)
5. Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five (2010 Remaster)
6. Live And Let Die (2018 Remaster)
7. Mamunia (2010 Remaster)
8. Junior’s Farm (2014 Remaster)
9. Helen Wheels (2022 Remaster)
10. Some People Never Know (2018 Remaster)
11. Let ’Em In (2014 Remaster)
12. Get On The Right Thing (2018 Remaster)
13. Jet (2010 Remaster)
14. My Love (2018 Remaster)
15. Call Me Back Again (2014 Remaster)
16. Getting Closer (2022 Remaster)
17. Listen To What The Man Said (2014 Remaster)
18. I’ve Had Enough (2022 Remaster)
19. Love Is Strange (2018 Remaster)
20. London Town (2022 Remaster)
21. Arrow Through Me (2016 Remaster)
22. Venus And Mars/Rock Show (2022 Remaster)
23. She’s My Baby (2014 Remaster)
24. Bluebird (2010 Remaster)
25. Deliver Your Children (2022 Remaster)
26. Let Me Roll It (2010 Remaster)
27. Mull Of Kintyre (2016 Remaster)
28. Wild Life (2018 Remaster)
29. C Moon (2018 Remaster)
30. With A Little Luck (2018 Remaster)
31. Soily
32. Goodnight Tonight (2016 Remaster) 

A landmark account of Paul McCartney’s triumphant musical reinvention in the 1970s and the rise of one of the decade’s most iconic bandsAs the Sixties came to a close, Paul McCartney was faced with the daunting prospect of being a solo artist for the first time. Wings’ ascension to the top of the charts with classic albums including Band on the Run, Venus and Mars and At the Speed of Sound, along with the band’s stadium-filling live shows, would prove to critics and fans that not all great acts are impossible to follow. Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run is a rousing, stereophonic celebration of the songs, collaborations and performances that would shape the soundtrack of the late 20th century.

Drawn from over 500,000 words, based on dozens of hours of interviews with McCartney and numerous key players in the band’s orbit, Wings: The Story of a Band on the Run weaves together the improbable trajectory of Paul McCartney and his newly formed band (featuring co-founding members Linda McCartney and Denny Laine) across the technicolor 1970s until their dissolution in 1981.

To celebrate the 50th anniversary of 'Venus and Mars', this special vinyl edition was cut at half speed using a high-resolution transfer of the original master tapes from 1975 by Miles Showell at the legendary Abbey Road Studios. The album is presented as a meticulous reproduction of the original UK pressing, with recreations of the original “Venus and Mars are alright tonight” circular sticker and “comparative sizes of sun and planets” bookmark sticker, and comes with two posters with photography by Aubrey Powell and Sylvia de Swaan. The iconic album artwork by Hipgnosis has been meticulously recreated and presented in a gatefold sleeve.

TRACK LISTING

1. Venus And Mars
2. Rock Show
3. Love In Song
4. You Gave Me The Answer
5. Magneto And Titanium Man
6. Letting Go
7. Venus And Mars (Reprise)
8. Spirits Of Ancient Egypt
9. Medicine Jar
10. Call Me Back Again
11. Listen To What The Man Said
12. Treat Her Gently – Lonely Old People
13. Crossroads

The wait is over: With the release of One Hand Clapping, one of the most bootlegged live albums in musical history will finally receive a proper release.

In August 1974, when Band on the Run was enjoying a seven-week consecutive #1 stint at the top of the UK album charts, Paul McCartney and Wings headed to Abbey Road Studios for the filming of a video documentary and possible live studio album – One Hand Clapping. Despite overwhelming demand for newly recorded material from the biggest band in the world at that time, One Hand Clapping was never officially released.

50 years after their initial recording, the sessions for Wings One Hand Clapping is released for the very first time. Discs 1 and 2 are newly mixed with 12 tracks that didn’t appear in the original film, including reworked extracts of Beatles classics. The package includes original artwork, plus a TV sales brochure created for the film.

TRACK LISTING

2LP
Disc 1
One Hand Clapping (Side A)
Jet (Side A)
Soily (Side A)
C Moon (Side A)
Maybe I’m Amazed (Side A)
My Love (Side A)
Bluebird (Side B)
Let’s Love (Side B)
All Of You (Side B)
I’ll Give You A Ring (Side B)
Band On The Run (Side B)
Live And Let Die (Side B)
Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five (Side B)
Baby Face (Side B)

Disc 2
Let Me Roll It (Side C)
Blue Moon Of Kentucky (Side C)
Power Cut (Side C)
Love My Baby (Side C)
Let It Be (Side C)
The Long And Winding Road/Lady Madonna (Side C)
Junior’s Farm (Side D)
Sally G (Side D)
Tomorrow (Side D)
Go Now (Side D)
Wild Life (Side D)
Hi, Hi, Hi (Side D)

2CD
Disc 1
One Hand Clapping
Jet
Soily
C Moon
Maybe I’m Amazed
My Love
Bluebird
Let’s Love
All Of You
I’ll Give You A Ring
Band On The Run
Live And Let Die
Nineteen Hundred And Eighty Five
Baby Face

Disc 2
Let Me Roll It
Blue Moon Of Kentucky
Power Cut
Love My Baby
Let It Be
The Long And Winding Road/Lady Madonna
Junior’s Farm
Sally G
Tomorrow
Go Now
Wild Life
Hi, Hi, Hi

the remarkable account of Paul McCartney's time in Wings and ascent into solo stardom, by renowned music biographer Lesley-Ann JonesNo comprehensive biography of the time Paul McCartney spent with Wings has ever been published, until now. A period often dismissed as McCartney's 'missing' years, in fact the band lasted for a decade: two years longer than the Beatles, and wielded such impact and influence that they at one point achieved the status as the biggest live band in the world. Band on the Run sold over 6 million copies worldwide and became EMI's biggest selling album of the 1970s in the UK.

Music biographer Lesley-Ann Jones has met McCartney many times and knew his late wife Linda. Here she shows how crucial Linda was to the evolution of Wings - at great cost to herself given the ridicule she was to encounter. But Linda saw that McCartney needed the band in the wake of the break up of the Beatles.

Drawing on extensive interviews and her trademark meticulous research, the author shows how this period in Paul McCartney's career was to become crucial not only to his development as an artist, but to his very survival.

With a foreword by Paul McCartney'It's semi-devotional -- a really special place' Florence Welch'There are certain things that are mythical. Abbey Road is mythical' Nile RodgersMany people will recognise the famous zebra crossing. Some visitors may have graffitied their name on its hallowed outer walls.

Others might even have managed to penetrate the iron gates. But what draws in these thousands of fans here, year after year? What is it that really happens behind the doors of the most celebrated recording studio in the world?It may have begun life as an affluent suburban house, but it soon became a creative hub renowned around the world as a place where great music, ground-breaking sounds and unforgettable tunes were forged - nothing less than a witness to, and a key participant in, the history of popular music itself. What has been going on there for over ninety years has called for skills that are musical, creative, technical, mechanical, interpersonal, logistical, managerial, chemical and, romantics might be tempted add, close to magic.

This is for the people who believe in the magic.

Following the eclectic charm and intimacy of 1970's solo McCartney and 1971's homespun lo-fi indie-pop progenitor RAM credited to Paul and Linda McCartney, Wild Life found Paul once again redefining his post-Beatles creative identity, this time beginning his tenure as a founding member of Wings. A rollicking left turn from its predecessors, Wild Life was recorded in barely more than a week, with more than half of the songs captured in a single take. The end result would be eight songs running the gamut from joyous freewheeling jams to proto-chamber pop to spare introspective musings — all bristling with a raw, jagged energy akin to the grungiest of garage bands—whether on the careening blues-rock rave-up of opener "Mumbo," a reggae-tinged reimagining of Mickey & Sylvia's "Love Is Strange," or the plaintive and heart wrenching ballad "Dear Friend."

Cracking the top 10 and going gold in the US, Wild Life faced an admittedly uphill battle as the debut of Paul's first post-Beatles band. In a recent reassessment, Billboard noted that modern-day Wild Life listeners "can throw out all this cultural baggage and just enjoy the tunes… by not reaching for any obvious Beatles tropes, Wings achieved something fresh and inviting…" And in fact, Wild Life would prove to be the first spark of the Wings phenomenon that would develop and flourish into one of the defining sounds of '70s rock n roll. The streak of #1 albums from Red Rose Speedway, Band On The Run, Venus And Mars, At The Speed Of Sound through the 3LP live opus Wings Over America, and the sold-out shows that provided the blueprint for the '70s arena rock experience—can all be traced back to the big bang of those first eight months during which Wings would form, release Wild Life in December 1971 and play their first-ever live shows in February 1972.

TRACK LISTING

Side A

Mumbo
Bip Bop
Love Is Strange
Wild Life

Side B

Some People Never Know
I Am Your Singer
Tomorrow
Dear Friend

Hailed upon its release last year as "vital and comfortable taking new chances” (Rolling Stone) and “cheery, resilient, forever looking forward” (The New Yorker), Paul McCartney’s McCartney III is now literally moving into the future in the form of McCartney III Imagined.

Personally curated by Paul, McCartney III Imagined features an A-List assortment of friends, fans and brand new acquaintances, each covering and/or reimagining their favorite McCartney III moments in their own signature styles. The result is a kaleidoscopic reinterpretation of an album Rolling Stone accurately tagged “an inspiration to us all”—one that serves as an extension of the instantly beloved McCartney III while standing on its own as brilliant and adventurous milestone in the McCartney discography.

The first offering from McCartney III Imagined comes from American singer/rapper/songwriter Dominic Fike, whose cover of “The Kiss of Venus” transmutes the tender acoustic ballad into a retro-futuristic R&B tour de force. “The Kiss of Venus (Dominic Fike version)” is available digitally

Further III-imaginations will be forthcoming from Damon Albarn, Beck, Blood Orange, Phoebe Bridgers, Josh Homme, Khraungbin, 3D RDN of Massive Attack, Ed O’Brien (EOB), Anderson .Paak, St. Vincent and more.

Originally released December 18, 2020, McCartney III is the third in a trilogy of home-made and self-titled albums that began with Paul's 1970 solo debut McCartney, and continued in 1980 with McCartney II. All three albums were written, performed and produced by Paul in varying states of isolation, all showcasing his unique creativity and inspired spontaneity. Recorded in “Rockdown," McCartney III topped album charts across the world, scoring Paul his first UK#1 album in 31 years – increasing his lead as the UK’s most successful chart act of all time.

McCartney III Imagined continues the tradition of the biggest and most diverse names in music covering Paul’s songs — an ever-expanding lineup that ranges from more recent versions by Billie Eilish, Harry Styles, Dave Grohl, Coldplay and The Cure, to interpretations over the years from the likes of U2, Guns N’ Roses, Earth Wind & Fire, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Marvin Gaye, Bill Withers, Joe Cocker, Stevie Wonder, Frank Sinatra, Elvis Presley, Ray Charles and so many more. McCartney III Imagined is a testament of Paul’s enduring and unmatched influence, a legacy that stretches from “Yesterday” being the most covered song in contemporary musical history to the inspiration his current work continues to hold for generations of artists and fans.

STAFF COMMENTS

Barry says: I have to say, I never expected to see Idris Elba listed on the tracklist for a Paul McCartney release, but here we are. A selection of the leading lights in the music (and TV) industry rework a number of tunes from the brilliant 'McCartney III' to great effect. A wonderful companion to the original and a worthwhile listen regardless.

TRACK LISTING

1. Find My Way (feat. Beck)
2. The Kiss Of Venus (Dominic Fike)
3. Pretty Boys (feat. Khruangbin)
4. Women And Wives (St. Vincent Remix)
5. Deep Down (Blood Orange Remix)
6. Seize The Day (feat. Phoebe Bridgers)
7. Slidin’ (EOB Remix)
8. Long Tailed Winter Bird (Damon Albarn Remix)
9. Lavatory Lil (Josh Homme)
10. When Winter Comes (Anderson .Paak Remix)
11. Deep Deep Feeling (3D RDN Remix)
12. Long Tailed Winter Bird (Idris Elba Remix)*

McCartney III was recorded in early 2020 in Sussex, England at McCartney's home while in lockdown amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Describing the process of recording the album, McCartney said: "Each day I’d start recording with the instrument I wrote the song on and then gradually layer it all up; it was a lot of fun. It was about making music for yourself rather than making music that has to do a job. So, I just did stuff I fancied doing. I had no idea this would end up as an album." Like previous McCartney albums, the instrumental work is recorded by McCartney himself. He similarly performed most of the instruments on his 2005 album Chaos and Creation in the Backyard and on his 2007 album Memory Almost Full.