London

Paul is probably familiar with the discography of Le Orme :)

Vitols4, if you have the Lp, the sound is already remarkable. The "Archive" operation is important because it will finally allow for a comprehensive evaluation of McCartney's work, adding many of his more hidden projects and shedding the proper light on his solo years. The beginning is great; I eagerly await the new version of "Wild Life," both for the possibility of including unreleased material from that period and, above all, for the filmed rehearsals from the '72 tour.

Pick Whiters was essential for Dire Straits; without him, they ended artistically.

Unfortunately, here they are now completely drained; the real Dire Straits ended with the departure of Pick Withers, the rest is another story.

The Dire Straits, for me, end with "Love Over Gold," their pinnacle.

With the Wings, Paul unleashed his creativity, a fundamental discography.

"London Town" is my favorite, an album with its own atmosphere that blends London’s melancholy and Caribbean sunshine, and then it has an unheard track that would today demolish the world charts, "Waterspout."

Well done, well done!!! This LP was the first one I bought from Wings and at the time I was stunned; it sounded hard as hell for my thirteen years. It’s an album that has a powerful and refined sound at the same time. EMI wanted to include "Goodnight Tonight" because it was the chart-busting hit of the moment, but Paul opposed it and for once he managed to win. "Back To The Egg" is a pleasant discovery for many; at the time it went under the radar (by Paul’s standards, of course), but it is said that "Spit It On" was played by the punk radio stations of the time and no one knew it was Wings. Anyway, the deluxe version from the archives series of this album will be super interesting because there’s a lot of video material, including the promotional film and the documentary about the rock orchestra sessions, among the unreleased tracks "Cage," which is very nice, and "Maisie" by Laurence Juber, the latter being another great discovery from Paul.

Paul also has a stepsister, born from his father's second marriage. Paul and John were meant to meet, it was destined.

Did you know that I reviewed RAM a long time ago? ;)....but it was quite a few years ago.... :)