English singer-songwriter and guitarist; founding member of the original Moody Blues lineup and later a member of Paul McCartney's Wings; released multiple solo albums.

Collaborated with Paul McCartney and was a member of Wings; several solo albums reviewed on DeBaser include Anyone Can Fly, Holly Days, Japanese Tears and Hometown Girls. Reviews note moments of musical strength, historical interest, and later financial difficulties mentioned in the reviews (including a reported sale of the copyright for "Mull of Kintyre").

DeBaser reviews cover several of Denny Laine's solo albums and his work with Wings. Critics note strong moments, historical interest, and uneven commercial success. Recurring themes: McCartney collaborations, rock'n'roll roots, and financial/creative challenges.

For:Fans of classic rock, Wings/Paul McCartney collectors, readers of album histories and retrospectives

 "Holly Days" can be considered a Wings project, published for fun between "At The Speed Of Sound" and "London Town";a fresh and captivating album, recorded with a very sparse production that had already distinguished other Paul productions such as "McCartney" and "Wild Life".

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 Anyone Can Fly is a ballad with a predominance of acoustic guitar, socially engaged, it tells of the living conditions of the homeless and an incident with a cyclist that Denny witnessed.

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 The title track deals with the disappointment of a Japanese girl over the canceled tour, though many saw it as an attack on McCartney for his irresponsibility.

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