Band on the Run
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Artist: Paul McCartney
Released: 1973, 5 December
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Producer: Paul McCartney
Engineer: Geoff Emerick
Paul McCartney - lead vocals, guitars, bass, drums, synthesizer
Linda McCartney - keyboards, percussion, background vocals
Denny Laine - guitar, background vocals
Howie Casey - saxophone (Bluebird)
Label: Apple SOP 3415.
Tracks 10,11 are bonus tracks on McCartney collection reissue.
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M??rcio Ivam. (December 14, 2010)
Paul masterpiece on solo.His vocal is perfect.Great album.And the best, Yoko is not here!(Sorry John...)
Ronald (October 13, 2010)
One of the greatest albums of all time.An excellent album with great tracks.Paul is a genius.
bonnie (January 19, 2008)
ALL GOOD, ENJOYABLE AND EASY TO LISEN TO
Erika (June 7, 2007)
Now THIS is a great album!! \"Band On the Run\" is definitely one of Macca\'s best - I hesitate to say THE best because there are some other very very good ones out there. But nevertheless \"Band on the Run\" is a masterpiece! There is so much fun and energy and creativity in this album, how could you not love it?
Vinnie (January 19, 2006)
THE BEST PAUL MCCARTNEY ALBUM EVER! A FANTASTIC ALBUM, I\'LL NEVER STOP LISTENING TO IT!!!
Ron van der Lem (September 10, 2005)
This album is the ultimate MacCa album for me. It is just as good as a late beatle album. A bigger compliment you can not give, i suppose. What a richdom of melodies abd great & funny lyrics. And do not overlook the suberb bass playing and singing. My all time favorite 'Jet' is on it. His hidden message 'stuck inside these 4 walls' to his old mates. Mrs Vandebilt's no use of worrying. Lennon's voice and licks on Let me roll it. The New Blackbird called Bluebird. Helen wheels that rocks so good. Picasso's last words with a french move.. The loaded 1985 which was the end song in my town discoteque.
Band on the run thrills me everytime, and now it does with my children.
Band on the run thrills me everytime, and now it does with my children.
Bruce Beatlefan (July 18, 2005)
Along with George's "All Things Must Pass", the best post-Beatle
album, worthy of ranking alongside the very best of the Fab's albums.
The title track, "Jet", "Let Me Roll It", "Helen Wheels", and "1985" rank among his best ever--but not to understate the remaining tracks. Just so many great moments...the kick-start transition in "Band on the Run", the "what she say what she say yahoo!" vocals in "Jet", the crazy laughter in "Mrs. Vanderbilt", the hiccupping guitar riff near the end of "Let Me Roll It", the galloping guitar of "Helen Wheels", the climactic ending to "1985", and, my favorite (admittedly idiosyncratic): on "Mamunia", with Paul feeling the rain..."falling down your back". In over 30 years of listening I still expect the band to use a different part of the anatomy to complete the rhyme...
album, worthy of ranking alongside the very best of the Fab's albums.
The title track, "Jet", "Let Me Roll It", "Helen Wheels", and "1985" rank among his best ever--but not to understate the remaining tracks. Just so many great moments...the kick-start transition in "Band on the Run", the "what she say what she say yahoo!" vocals in "Jet", the crazy laughter in "Mrs. Vanderbilt", the hiccupping guitar riff near the end of "Let Me Roll It", the galloping guitar of "Helen Wheels", the climactic ending to "1985", and, my favorite (admittedly idiosyncratic): on "Mamunia", with Paul feeling the rain..."falling down your back". In over 30 years of listening I still expect the band to use a different part of the anatomy to complete the rhyme...
John (July 14, 2005)
What can you say? This is McCartney's most highly regarded album and rightly so. Every track is a winner. The songs and production are first rate. It has, the still to this day, radio classics Band on the Run and Jet. It has the underrated gems Let me Roll It, 1985, Mrs. Vanderbilt, Bluebird. Alright so Mamunia and Picasso's Last Words aren't great but they "ain't" to bad either. Paul is at the peak of his solo career here. He would come close with Tug of War but this is really the high point.
Brian Swinburne (June 27, 2005)
This is without doubt the best album ever made by anyone
Clay (June 11, 2005)
This is simply McCartney's best solo album. There is not a bad song on the album. Many songs off album are still played often today.
Harry (May 27, 2004)
An over rated album with a high number of winners. 1985 is superb whilst Picasso's Last Words seems to have dated somewhat.
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