At the Speed of Sound overcompensated in an effort to make McCartney's second band as democratic as his first, far more talented one. The result was sometimes too much Wings and not enough Paul ...

“I’m so very happy to be transported back to the time that was Wings and relive some of our madcap adventures,” McCartney says ... and 1976’s At the Speed of Sound, and had a number ...

Reading the lyrics to a song from a page can never quite give you the full meaning. The musical backing and the way that the song is presented by the singer gives the lyrics the full perspective ...

Most people would be honoured to jam with Paul McCartney, but John Bonham was less than thrilled when working with Macca behind the scenes.

In order to maintain some kind of privacy, Paul McCartney and John ... of a Band on the Run. Wings' albums Band on the Run, Venus and Mars and At the Speed of Sound, became hits.

Lovers of the 1970s-era music of Paul McCartney ... copies. But Wings was only just getting started. Released in 1976, chart-topping follow-ups in "Wings at the Speed of Sound" and "Wings Over ...

This time, he dropped by new co-producer Paul Epworth's studio without ... "Let 'Em In" From Wings at the Speed of Sound (1976) McCartney scheduled his first U.S. tour since the Beatles' final ...

A song by Paul McCartney's rock band ... Originally dropped by Wings on May 27, 1975, the album was polished up with a pristine half-speed mastering and re-released, rocketing it right back ...

Our chivalrous lover boy Paul is taking care of the order ... Another added: "Looks like Wings era McCartney, Speed of Sound maybe? Thanks for the pic!" A third wrote: "Clearly from the Wings ...

The pristine sound at the Bowery matched with the band’s intensity as they dabbled in many eras of McCartney magic, showcasing the cheerful bop of “From Me to You” alongside Wings ...