PAUL McCARTNEY "Paul Is Live" Rare Ltd. 1993 UK Import Only Rock Double LP MINT

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139

Paul McCartney / Paul Is Live - EMI/MPL Communications Records PCSD-147 (1993) (UK) ...This auction is for a brand new, original issue Import double record on (UK) vinyl. It was available for a very short time, and was not pressed in the U.S.

  Track listings and reviews below..

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Detailed item info:

Album Features UPC: 724382770411 Artist: Paul McCartney Format: Vinyl
Release Year: 1993 Record Label: EMI Records/MPL Communications Ltd.
Genre: Rock & Pop, Classic Rock

Track Listing
[Record One]
(Side 1)
1. Drive My Car
2. Let Me Roll It
3. Looking For Changes
4. Peace in the Neighbourhood
5. All My Loving
6. Robbie's Bit (Thanks Chet)

(Side 2)
7. Good Rocking Tonight
8. We Can Work It Out
9. Hope of Deliverance
10. Michelle
11. Biker Like an Icon
12. Here There and Everywhere
13. My Love

[Record Two]
(Side 3)
1. Magical Mystery Tour
2. C'Mon People
3. Lady Madonna
4. Paperback Writer
5. Penny Lane
6. Live and Let Die

(Side 4)
7. Kansas City
8. Welcome to Soundcheck
9. Hotel in Benidorm
10. I Wanna Be Your Man
11. A Fine Day

Details Producer: Paul McCartney Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Recording Type: Live Recording Mode: Stereo
Album Notes
PAUL IS LIVE features 24 live tracks with two previously unreleased new songs (which were recorded at soundchecks). The 11 Beatles songs featured on PAUL IS LIVE did not appear on McCartney's previous live album TRIPPING THE LIVE FANTASTIC.
Personnel: Paul McCartney (vocals, bass, electric & acoustic guitars, piano); Hamish Stuart (electric & acoustic guitars, bass, background vocals); Robbie McIntosh (electric & acoustic guitars, background vocals); Linda McCartney, Wix Wickens (keyboards, background vocals); Blair Cunningham (drums, percussion).
Engineers: Geoff Emerick, Julian Mendelsohn, Bob Kraushaar.

 Even though PAUL IS LIVE was McCartney's third live album in as many years, most of its twenty-four tracks are not repeated from McCartney's 1990 live set, TRIPPING THE LIVE FANTASTIC. Recorded during McCartney's 1993 American tour, PAUL IS LIVE features exceptionally energetic performances from the ex-Beatle and a great band that includes Hamish Stuart (ex-Average White Band) and two former members of The Pretenders, drummer Blair Cunningham and guitarist Robbie McIntosh.
 Since most of McCartney's solo hits had already been featured on TRIPPING THE LIVE FANTASTIC, PAUL IS LIVE focuses on songs like "Hope of Deliverance" and "Biker Like an Icon" from his then-current OFF THE GROUND album. Also included are such previously unperformed Beatles songs as "Paperback Writer," "Penny Lane" and a gorgeous version of "Here, There and Everywhere." Unlike McCartney's 1976 WINGS OVER AMERICA live album, the songs on PAUL IS LIVE are presented exactly as they were performed on stage and they capture McCartney--as he sings on one of the rock and roll oldies that he performs on this album--delivering plenty of "Good Rocking Tonight."

Editorial Reviews
Performance: Value For Money / Recording: Adequate - ...It's a real live album, complete with bum notes and foibles that make it more human....early Beatles stuff is wonderful...
Stereo Review (19940301)

4 Stars - Excellent - ...The performances are seamless without being anodyne and the revisitings of Beatles classics are genuinely vibrant and uncluttered with modern twaddle....
Q (19940101)