MCCARTNEY, PAUL.

18-6-42, Liverpool. After the Beatles solo:

McCartney ('70),
Wild Life ('71 with The Wings),
RAM ('71),
Red Rose Speedway ('73 with The Wings),
Band on the Run ('73 with The Wings),
Venus and Mars ('75),
Wing at the Speed of Sound ('76),
Wings over America ('76),
London Town ('78),

With an All Star Rock Band '79 (Back to Egg);

David Gilmour,

Pete Townshend,

Henk Marvin &

Denny Laine - guitar,

Gary Brooker - keyboards,

Ray Cooper

John Carr &

Moris Pert - percussion,

John Paul Jones - bass (Led Zepplin),

John Bonham - drums,

Dave Edmunds, among others.

McCartney II ('80),

In '82 Tugs of War with

Eric Stewart (10CC),

Dave Mattacks - drums (Fairport Convenvention a.o.) &

Stevie Wonder, among others.

Pipes of Peace ('83),

Give mine Regards to Broadway ('84) with

Dave Gilmour,

Chris Spedding (session for Brian Ferry among many others),

Steve Lukather,

Dave Edmunds - guitar,

Ringo Starr,

Jeff Porcaro (Toto) &

Stuart Elliot - drums (Alan Parsons Project),

Ann Dudley &

Eric Stewart - keyboards and vocals (10cc) among others.

In '86, Press to Play, with;

Pete Townsend,

Phil Collins,

Eric Stewart,

Hugh Padgham, among others.

CHOBA B CCCP ('88),

Flowers in the Dirt ('89);

David Gilmour,

Elvis Costello, guitar,

Robbie McIntosh,

Steve Lipson,

Michael Froom,

David Foster,

Trevor Horn

Hamish Stuart - keyboards,

Chris Witten,

Dave Mattacks - drums,

David Rhodes - e-bow-guitar (Peter Gabriel),

and of course Linda & Paul.

Tripping The Live Fantastic ('90)

Paul

Linda

Robbie McIntosh

Hamish Stuart

Chris Whitten

Paul "Wix" Wickens (plays also in 2002 live with Paul).

Produced by Paul McCartney, Bob Clearmountain & Peter Henderson.

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In '97 strong with Flaming Pie, and a small crew;

Steve Miller- guitar,

Jeff Lynne,

George Martin,

Linda and

Ringo Starr.

Linda dies in '98; cancer.

It's time ('99) for rock&roll and with the young guys Run Devil Run;

Ian Paice (Deep Purple) drums,

Mick Green &

David Gilmour -guitar,

Pete Wingfield -keyboards,

Chris Thomas -co-producer (Pretenders, Sex Pistols),

they play in a studio and life.

A DVD; Live at the Cavern Club! is released in 2001.

 

In 2002 a new ceede called Driving Rain with some younger musicians is made.

 

With Back in the US ('02) and Back in the World he delivers two good live cd's.

Alongside Paul in the Back In The U.S. band are:

Rusty Anderson and

Brian Ray on guitars,

Abe Laboriel, Jr. on drums and

Paul “Wix” Wickens on keyboards.

Chaos And Creation In The Backyard CD & DVD ('05).
With this cd he's back in the charts. He plays almost everything by himself. Wonderful compesitions like the old days.

 

Session for:

Alma Cogan (small-drums (!),'64),
Silkie (guitar, '65),
Rolling Stones (background vocals op We Love you '67, with John Lennon),
Paul Jones (And the Sun will shine, drums, '68), D
onovan (Atlantis, small-drums and backing, '68),
James Taylor (Caroline on mine Mind, bass '68, Let it fall down '74),
Steve Miller (My dark Hour, drums and backing, '69),
Carly Simon (Night Owl, backing, '72),
Ringo Starr ('73, '74, '76, '80, '98),
Thornton, Fradkin & Ungar & the Big Band (bass and backing '74),
Adam Faith ('74),

Roy Harper (One of these Days in old England, backing vocals '77),
Denny Laine ('77, '80),
Godley & Creme (Get well soon, '80),
George Harrison ('81),
Laurence Juber ('82),
Everly Brothers ('82),
Michael Jackson (The Girl is mine '83, ),
Duane Eddy ('87),
The Cricketts ('88),
Spirit of Play (Children in Need, '88),
Elvis Costello (f.e. Veronica; '89, as co-producer songwriter in '91 & '96),
Michael Bolton ('92),
10 CC (Yvonne '92 & Mirror, Mirror '95),
Eddie Murphy ('93),
Alan Grinsberg ('96).

 

 

Updated December 2005, by Nick. www.mostlypink.net