New book PAUL McCARTNEY: RECORDING SESSIONS (1969-2013)

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For all Macca fans and bass players!

PRODUCT INFORMATION:

TITLE: Paul McCartney: Recording Sessions (1969-2013). A journey through Paul McCartney's songs after the Beatles. Foreword by Tony Clark.
LANGUAGE: English
AUTHOR: Luca Perasi
PAGES: 440
PRICE: 28 euros
ISBN: 9788890912214
DESCRIPTION: The stories behind all of Paul McCartney’s solo career songs in chronological order of recording, from "McCartney" to "New". Recording dates, studios and “who played what” on each song. Includes 70 exclusive interviews with musicians, arrangers, producers and collaborators who worked with McCartney through the years: Denny Seiwell, Laurence Juber, Richard Niles, Richard Hewson, Alan O'Duffy, Carl Davis, Neil Dorfsman, Carlos Alomar, Jerry Marotta, Steve Holly... and many others!

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[wombatboter]

A bit late but just want to say thank you for the tip...what an amazing book and the attention for the details and the background is stunning.
Lots of things I didn' know and the ten years of research sure paid of.

[JTUK]

I knew a past member of that period and would be VERY interested in what he has to say...if, indeed he is actually in the book.

[wombatboter]

What struck me most is how certain songs could wait for years until they finally got finished...Songs which appeared on certain albums were already written ten years before.
Changed my opinion about certain periods I thought he'd "lost" it..(although "Press to play" remains dreadful)

Edited April 22, 2014 by wombatboter

[cytania]

Very impressed with last years 'New', so much so I got it on CD, cool bass on clever tracks like 'Appreciate' and 'Road', there's a hidden track too.