Nancy R wrote:
stephencornish wrote:
Does anyone know if "Give Ireland Back To The Irish," included on the Wild Life 2018 album, has been remastered for this album? It doesn't say it has been so I assume that it hasn't.
Yeah, it is just listed without any “remastered” next to it.
https://shop.paulmccartney.com/us_en/paul-mccartney-and-wings-1971-73-limited-edition-box-set.html
Thanks for that Nancy 
Does anyone know if "Give Ireland Back To The Irish," included on the Wild Life 2018 album, has been remastered for this album? It doesn't say it has been so I assume that it hasn't.
I understand that these issues are partly because of a new record contract, however I would have liked to have seen the opportunity taken to expand Wings Greatest to cover the entire Wings period. Would like to have seen included the singles "Listen To What The Man Said", "Arrow Through Me", "Goodnight Tonight" and perhaps Wings live version of"Coming Up". I believe these changes would have enhanced this release and provided a more complete Wings Greatest.
That's interesting. I always assumed that the applause was "canned." But doing it this way is really quite clever and gives the applause credibility.
It was also commercially released on video tiled "The Paul McCartney Special". I have a copy and fortunately a player as well. The link below has details about the video. https://mcbeatle.de/macca/v/special.html
Please, please, please, let it be shown in Australia. Preferably on the ABC.
Nancy R:
stephencornish:
Nancy R:
stephencornish:
Nancy R:
I know it shouldn't bother me, but it does. It's Sgt. Pepper's Stephen.
I stand corrected Nancy and will attempt to not make the same mistake.
Thanks mate! (Can I call you mate? I love you Aussies! I'm a huge Hugh Jackman fan.)
Happy to be called mate even though I am English by birth. Have lived in Australia since 1964 (coincidentally the year The Beatles came to Australia) so definitely an Aussie.
Hugh Jackman's parents are English and immigrated to Australia where he was born in 1968 and he calls people "mate" all the time, so I thought it was both an Aussie and English thing. No?
I think you're right there. Probably one of those terms that "traveled" when people came to Australia.
Seems illogical that they won't release it. It's easy to pick up as a bootleg and surely it makes more sense to have an official release with higher quality sound and picture. Everyone knows that there were disagreements so really what does it matter. Full rooftop performance would be a great bonus feature.
Nancy R:
stephencornish:
Nancy R:
I know it shouldn't bother me, but it does. It's Sgt. Pepper's Stephen.
I stand corrected Nancy and will attempt to not make the same mistake.
Thanks mate! (Can I call you mate? I love you Aussies! I'm a huge Hugh Jackman fan.)
Happy to be called mate even though I am English by birth. Have lived in Australia since 1964 (coincidentally the year The Beatles came to Australia) so definitely an Aussie.
Nancy R:
I know it shouldn't bother me, but it does. It's Sgt. Pepper's Stephen.
I stand corrected Nancy and will attempt to not make the same mistake.